>>Is there a way for change the system time using an Active X control ?
>>Or maybe a way using code that probe to be is usefull ?
>>
>>
>> Thanks for your answers ...
>
>I don't know ActiveX for it but you could do with API :
>
>

DECLARE INTEGER SetSystemTime IN win32api STRING @ lpTime
>DECLARE INTEGER GetSystemTime IN win32api STRING @ lpTime
>
>lpCurrent = space(40)
>GetSystemTime(@lpCurrent) && save current
>
>* Set to 29th Feb, 2000 16:45:10.0100
>wYear = 2000
>wMonth = 2
>wDayOfWeek = 0 && ignored
>wDay = 29
>wHour = 16
>wMinute = 45
>wSecond = 10
>wMilliseconds = 100
>
>cNewTime = Num2Word(wYear)+;
>Num2Word(wMonth)+;
>Num2Word(wDayOfWeek)+;
>Num2Word(wDay)+;
>Num2Word(wHour)+;
>Num2Word(wMinute)+;
>Num2Word(wSecond)+;
>Num2Word(wMilliseconds)
>
>SetSystemTime(@cNewTime)
>
>? 'After setsystem time :',datetime()
>SetSystemTime(@lpCurrent)
>? 'Reset back to current :',datetime()
>
>Function Num2Word
>lparameters tnDecimal
>return chr(tnDecimal%256)+chr(int(tnDecimal/256))

Cetin

Cetin,
I wouldn't use the Systemtime functions. I would recommend the Localtime variations. Otherwise, when you set the time, you have to know the GMT offset and apply it so your clock isn't off by that much.

The syntax is the same so there is no big deal in using the others, IMO.