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Submitted on: 6/19/1999
By: Hiu-Hong Hau  
Level: Not Given
User Rating: By 101 Users
Compatibility:VB 4.0 (32-bit), VB 5.0, VB 6.0

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     The function InternetTime() calculates the internettime, the new time standard from Swatch. You only have to call the function.
 
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'**************************************
' Name: Calculate InternetTime
' Description:The function InternetTime(
'     ) calculates the internettime, the new t
'     ime standard from Swatch. You only have 
'     to call the function.
' By: Hiu-Hong Hau
'
' Returns:This function returns a value 
'     containing the internettime. If you want
'     to convert it to a small string, you cou
'     ld use the following: Mid(Format(MyTime,
'     "000.0000000"), 1, 3)
'
' Assumes:Copy and Paste all of these co
'     de in one single module.
'
'This code is copyrighted and has' limited warranties.Please see http://w
'     ww.Planet-Source-Code.com/vb/scripts/Sho
'     wCode.asp?txtCodeId=2131&lngWId;=1'for details.'**************************************

Public Function GetTimeZone(Optional ByRef strTZName As String) As Long

Dim objTimeZone As TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION Dim lngResult As Long Dim i As Long lngResult = GetTimeZoneInformation&(objTimeZone) Select Case lngResult Case 0&, 1& 'use standard time GetTimeZone = -(objTimeZone.Bias + objTimeZone.StandardBias) 'into minutes For i = 0 To 31 If objTimeZone.StandardName(i) = 0 Then Exit For strTZName = strTZName & Chr(objTimeZone.StandardName(i)) Next
Case 2& 'use daylight savings time GetTimeZone = -(objTimeZone.Bias + objTimeZone.DaylightBias) 'into minutes For i = 0 To 31 If objTimeZone.DaylightName(i) = 0 Then Exit For strTZName = strTZName & Chr(objTimeZone.DaylightName(i)) Next
End Select
End Function
Public Function InternetTime()
Dim tmpH Dim tmpS Dim tmpM Dim itime Dim tmpZ Dim testtemp As String tmpH = Hour(Time) tmpM = Minute(Time) tmpS = Second(Time) tmpZ = GetTimeZone itime = ((tmpH * 3600 + ((tmpM - tmpZ + 60) * 60) + tmpS) * 1000 / 86400) If itime > 1000 Then itime = itime - 1000 ElseIf itime < 0 Then itime = itime + 1000 End If
InternetTime = itime End Function

 
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6/20/1999 6:54:00 AM:cydonia76
This code is stuffed. Yeah, it sounds 
good
but what the hell does it do? If 
somebody 
can make use of this code, 
then i would like to know how!
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6/20/1999 7:05:00 AM:H.H.Hau
What does it do? Well, it calculates 
the internettime. It may not be of much 
use for you, but others may incorporate 
this code in their own clock or 
something. You can goto 
http://www.swatch.com/internettime/fs_ti
me.html for an explanation of what 
internettime is.
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6/20/1999 9:51:00 AM:James
I tried out your code, and checked 
it
against the converter on the swatch 
site.
Your code doesn't seem to be 
calculating
time zones correctly, as 
I'm getting an
Internet time 3 hours 
ahead of what it should
be.
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6/20/1999 12:35:00 PM:H.H.Hau
That's odd! I've changed different 
computers here to different timezones 
and it worked for me... Really odd. I 
also tested on DayLight savings, also 
succesfull. What timezone are you in?
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6/20/1999 1:28:00 PM:Robb
Worked great for me even the time zone 
worked fine.  I think I'll keep the 
code around just in case this Internet 
time catch's on, along with the one 
world order :)
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6/21/1999 10:59:00 AM:James
Possibly I am doing something wrong 
then.
Do I put the two functions into 
the module,
or into the code for my 
form?
And what would be the correct 
way to call
the function?
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6/21/1999 12:55:00 PM:H.H.Hau
Put all the code in one single module. 
Make on your form a button and a label 
and onclick event for the button e.g. 
label1.caption=InternetTime()
that 
should work.
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7/2/1999 9:03:00 PM:chris
can somebody teach me how to do a 
calculator
on calculate time rate :)
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7/7/1999 12:01:00 PM:mikeg
"InternetTime" is about the dumbest 
idea I've heard in a long time. Years 
and years ago GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) 
was established as the 'universal time' 
(GMT is the same as "CUT" or 
Coordinated Universal Time, also known 
as "UCT"). GMT (or UCT) is the same no 
matter where you are in the universe. I 
can't believe Swatch has complicated 
our lives by introducing a new time 
standard. (In the USA) call (303) 
499-7111 to hear the NIST atomic clock 
in Colorado tell you what time it 
REALLY is. There's also a web site at 
http://hpv17.infosys.tuwien.ac.at/AtomZe
it/HowsTheTime.pl that displays UCT 
according to an atomic clock at the 
Vienna University of Technology. 
I 
hope people don't take Swatch 
seriously! It's totally regressive to 
consider using some other "mean time".
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7/9/1999 4:45:00 AM:Andy
mikeg : if you dont like this, you're 
going to love the french :)
A few 
weeks ago they decided to abandon 
GMT/UCT/CUT and make their own meridian 
running through paris. Now thats just 
silly.
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7/9/1999 4:47:00 AM:Andy
Great code by the way :)
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7/14/1999 4:38:00 PM:jdallen
Mikeg.    This site is for expression 
of ideas in the programming world.   
Why not take Swatch seriously, the 
world is do for a change cuz its 
starting to get doaring.    Just think, 
how many people do you really think 
call for the time any ways. I don't, 
its a wast of time. Why not make it so 
all you have to do is "one click for 
time, two clicks for temp." :-)
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7/14/1999 4:40:00 PM:jdallen
Greate code. 
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7/15/1999 3:47:00 AM:H.H.Hau
Thanx, at least somebody is happy with 
my code! :P
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7/15/1999 11:29:00 AM:roberto
I really is a good program; however, I 
would suggets to add something more 
productive such as location visited 
and time spent on them
otherwise 
congratulations !!!!
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7/26/1999 7:38:00 AM:bob
I tryed the code and i get error on the 
line :
strTZName = strTZName & 
Chr(objTimeZone.DaylightName(i))
The 
error is :
"Run-time error '5': 
Invalid procedure call or 
argument"
can someone help me?
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7/28/1999 9:17:00 PM:toto
please help me , i have database in sql 
server and then in visual basic i use 
ADO so how can i save or addnew data in 
vb with ADO
thanks
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7/28/1999 9:19:00 PM:toto
hallo 
test 
test 
test
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7/31/1999 4:02:00 PM:Flaperman
I cannot make use of this code, and i 
also think that it is a rotten 
code...
Flaperman, Denmark
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8/2/1999 12:57:00 PM:Flash
Hi,
the code worked fine for me 
but...
In what format does it display 
the time????
I get 992.4652777777 when 
I was conected 1:08 hours....
Can 
you please explain me?
Thanks 
You
Flash
ICQ 3233432
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8/12/1999 12:13:00 PM:Dexter
Honestly I have to say I haven't tried 
your code yet but it browsed my 
interest because I was wondering how 
can I get the time in 
milliseconds?
I was thinking maybe 
with "TimeGetSystem" but I haven't had 
any success finding any good examples 
of it.  I would appreciate it if you 
could point me in the right 
direction.
Thanks,
Dexter 
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8/28/1999 7:51:00 AM:jagdish
this seems to be intresting and useful 
but my needs are a bit different 
i 
avtually want to find how much time i 
am connected on to net. i am actually 
launching the application 
after which 
i want to fine this application is of 
some third party user but once it 
starts the net i want to find the tiem 
.
will this be useful please help and 
plese mail back on how to do.
thanx 
in advance 
jagdish
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9/15/1999 2:27:00 AM:Sudkhet Thepphornphitak
Please message to me
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9/17/1999 8:34:00 AM:Chris
>the code worked fine for me 
but...
>In what format does it display 
the 
>time????
>I get 992.4652777777 
when I was conected 1:08 
hours....
The "Internet Time" has 
nothing to do with the time you have 
been connected to the internet. It is a 
new invention by
Swatch, Switzerland 
which does basically the same as 
GMT/universal time: a method to compare 
the time worldwide.
The day is 
divided into 1000 intervals (one equals 
about 1 min 26 sec),
so I was almost 
"midnight" when your computer said it 
was "992".
According to Swatch, the 
Internet Time is supposed to be 
useful
for "chatters", because people 
can meet at a certain "internet 
time",
which is the same on the whole 
planet, online.
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9/17/1999 3:10:00 PM:vb-boy
please send this source in a zip to 
koffe1@hotmail.com
PLEASE!
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10/22/1999 1:05:00 AM:TM Daemon
Nice idea!!!
I can actually use this 
to set all my workstation times to my 
Unix server!
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11/17/1999 9:16:00 PM:sung
anybody know how to this code..
if you 
got completed code,
please send me 
!
basic@altavista.co.kr
have nice a 
day ;-)
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12/5/1999 2:42:00 PM:Oliver T
You mustn't only write the function for 
displaying it all correct! You hvae to 
wirte object.caption =              
(CInt(Internettime))  !
CU 
OLIVER
See my programs @ 
planet-source-code!!
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2/7/2000 12:52:16 AM:Rob Wise
code works fine for me and it quite 
impressive coding, very useful if this 
internet time ever catches on.
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3/2/2002 2:39:43 PM:Duy Nguyen
Please tell me how to use this code
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3/2/2002 3:35:02 PM:Duy Nguyen
Please tell me how to use this code 
please. Softw4re@Yahoo.Com Thank YOu
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