Nope. For example, Newfoundland (Canada) is GMT - 3.5 hours, India is GMT + 5.5 hours.

You can see this in the Control Panel, Date/Time, TimeZone. There are other "weird" timezones as well.

Vlad

>Huh? Official timezones are always on an hour boundary.
>Sure you can calculate an exact offset but I doubt that'll
>ever be used since Windows doesn't track that in the first
>place.
>
>+++ Rick ---