Use CTOBIN()

>Opps....... chartobin function?? What do I do?
>
>Thanks
>
>>This is what I use:
>>
>>

>>************************************************************************
>>FUNCTION GetTimeZone
>>*********************************
>>***  Function: Returns the TimeZone offset from GMT including
>>***            daylight savings. Result is returned in minutes.
>>************************************************************************
>>
>>PUBLIC __TimeZone
>>IF VARTYPE(__TimeZone) = "N"
>>   RETURN __TimeZone
>>ENDIF
>>
>>DECLARE integer GetTimeZoneInformation IN Win32API ;
>>   STRING @ TimeZoneStruct
>>   
>>lcTZ = SPACE(256)
>>
>>lnDayLightSavings = GetTimeZoneInformation(@lcTZ)
>>
>>lnOffset = CharToBin(SUBSTR(lcTZ,1,4),.T.)
>>
>>*** Subtract an hour if daylight savings is active
>>IF lnDaylightSavings = 2
>>   lnOffset = lnOffset - 60
>>ENDIF
>>
>>__TimeZone = lnOffset
>>	
>>RETURN lnOffSet
>>
>>
>>************************************************************************
>>*  GetUtcTime
>>****************************************
>>***  Function: Returns UTC time from local time
>>***    Assume:
>>***      Pass:
>>***    Return:
>>************************************************************************
>>FUNCTION GetUtcTime(ltTime)
>>IF EMPTY(ltTime)
>>   ltTime = DATETIME()
>>ENDIF
>>   
>>RETURN ltTime + (GetTimeZone() * 60)
>>ENDFUNC
>>*   GetUtcTime
>>
>>************************************************************************
>>*  FromUtcTime
>>****************************************
>>***  Function: Returns local time from UTC Time
>>***    Assume:
>>***      Pass:
>>***    Return:
>>************************************************************************
>>FUNCTION FromUtcTime(ltTime)
>>RETURN ltTime - (GetTimeZone() * 60)
>>ENDFUNC
>>*   FromUtcTime
>>

>>
>>
>>+++ Rick ---
>>
>>>Hey Gang!
>>>
>>>Do you have any VFP code that can convert a DATETIME or DATE value into the
>>>
>>>UTC time (given the setup info in Windows itself for the workstation) ??
>>>
>>>Thanks!!