>>What do you have. I would be very interested in what you have and how it works.
>
>In C here's what you need to do... I have wrapped this into wwIPStuff a while
>back to calculate time offset from my Web server to people downloading
>messages to their local machines. The functions returns NT UTC time which
>is actually -1 * GMT offset. Go figure - MS not following one of the
>most basic standards...
>
>/// Returns time offset from GMT in Hours (NT UTC time)
>int WINAPI GetTimeOffset()
>{
> TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION TimeZoneInformation;
>
> GetTimeZoneInformation(&TimeZoneInformation);
> return TimeZoneInformation.Bias / 60;
>}
>
>To call from VFP you'd use. Note you need to download
>wwIPSTuff.dll from the libraries here...
>
>************************************************************************
>* API :: GetTimeZone
>*********************************
>*** Function: Returns the local time zone based on UTC
>*** Return: hour offset or -1 on error
>************************************************************************
>FUNCTION GetTimeZone
>LOCAL lcStruct, lcBias, lnErr
>
>DECLARE INTEGER GetTimeOffset ;
> IN WWIPSTUFF
>
>lnBias=GetTimeOffset()
>
>RETURN lnBias
>* GetTimeZone

Rick,

Why don't you take the shift from day standard to daylight time into account?