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speshulk926 31-Jan-12 9:26am View

Thank you Alan and Richard. That makes sense now that it was done in seconds instead of nanoseconds.

speshulk926 30-Jan-12 15:38pm View

OK based on what you wrote I made a quick datetime picker that when I change the date it would update a label with the tick marks. I put in the 1/1/1970 date you said and I got a number pretty darn close. I kept back tracking it a bit and I got to 12/31/1969 8:00:00 PM against the date of 10/11/2004 11:10:48 PM gave me 10975074480000000. Can you think of any reason it would have dropped off the 0's at the end in the XML file or do I still have the wrong date even though everything else matches?

Edit: Sorry I updated the numbers at the top to reflect the actual numbers I am working with. The original post wasn't the first item that Visual Studio actually looked at. Having said that both number match minus the extra 0's at the end.

speshulk926 30-Jan-12 15:18pm View

OK, I'll try to plug in some random dates and see if I get anything off of that.

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