>>>>After GetFileTime I use :
>>>>FileTimeToSystemTime(@lcFileTime, @lcSysTime)
>>>>SystemTimeToTzSpecificLocalTime(0, @lcSysTime, @lcTzTime)
>>>>But still I'm 1 hour off (who invented the daylight savings &%+^:@)
>>>>Any ideas ? TIA
>>>>Cetin
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Pls ignore I should use FileTimeToLocalTime :)
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>>Cetin,
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>>Do I need to mention that the Scripting.FileSystemObject will return these properties?
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Hi George,
>And don't ever tell me that I could get milliseconds with that. I was after that. Could I ?

Cetin,

Nope apparently not, since the format returns what maps to a VFP datetime data type, which only supports a resolution down to a second.

As a side note, you might want to look at my Winfiles program in the download section. That does all the necessary conversions for you. You'd just have to add a millisecond property.