Finding Timezone to Calculate GMT
Actually, you don't need to figure out GMT. All machines clocks run in
GMT, and windows makes the conversion to local time from there, (I think).
But it doesn't matter because there's a demo at
http://www.mvps.org/vbvision/grouped_demos.htm#Date_&_Timezone
By the way, it's not usually called GMT now. Now it's called UTC for
Universal Time Coordinated, or something like that.
HTH,
Eric
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> I have a need to find a users timezone so that I can calculate GMT. I am
a pilot and I am
> writing a program to fill out a flight plan, which requires all time
designations to be in
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> GMT. I know when you set your timezone it shows you the time in
relationship the GMT
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> (i.e. Central Timezone = GMT minus 06:00 hours). Is there a way I can get
this info?