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>>>Wrong. WNL is at 9pm EDT, therefore GMT+4 would be 9 hours (now, 10 with EST), i.e. 6am his time.
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>>I don't know if GMT is affected by Standard/Daylight time. UTC time isn't. For example, right now it's UTC time should be approximately 5/1/2001 3:58 PM or 4 hours difference. During Standard time it's 5 hours.
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>No. GMT is not. That is a USA convention (some other countries have something similar too). The difference between EST to GMT is 6 hours, EDT is 5.

Hmmm, I thought that GMT equaled UTC time. The standard bias between US Eastern and UTC is 300 minutes (5 hours). The daylight bias is -60, so during during daylight savings time the actual bias is 4 hours.

Foxtouch has a bug in it that'll demonstrate the currently used bias time. Windows files are stamped actual in UTC time. Foxtouch(), which modifies the last modification date/time stamp, currently thinks that the parameters that it's receiving are UTC time and stamps the file accordingly. So, IOW, if lcfile is a file that you want to modify and you

= Foxtouch(2001, 5, 1, 12, 0, 0) && 5/1/2001 12:00:00 AM

and you then look at the properties dialog for the file, it'll show 5/1/2001 08:00:00 or four hours previous.