>>>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.

Right Larry. Then I would add that you'd need to call SetLocalTime twice to be sure correct daylight saving is used.

Cetin