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"Michael Gillen" <michael@gillenconsultinggroup-nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Dennis Jones wrote:
> > Several timezones have the same offset from UTC, but have differing
rules
> > for dealing with standard/daylight times.  So, if your sole piece of
> > information about a timezone is its offset from UTC, you have an
ambiguity
> > for which there is no resolution.  For instance, if you have -0700,
there is
> > no way to know if that refers to Mountain Standard Time (which adjusts
for
> > daylight savings) or US Mountain Standard Time (Arizona, which does not
> > adjust for daylight savings).  Sigh.
> >
> > - Dennis
>
> I beleive that here's the key that you want.
>
> HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation

Michael,

You must have misread my comment.  That registry data is exactly what you
get when you call GetTimeZoneInformation, and has no bearing on the problem
I described.  How did you think it could be used to resolve the ambiguity?

- Dennis