Marco Shaw [MVP]

greatbarrier86 wrote:
> Well, if you can't figure it out, i guess we're out of luck?
>
> There has to be some way...my best guess would be to do something with AutoIT.

Let me know what route you want to take. It should definitely be
possible by calling the Win32 APIs.

An experienced programmer could likely whip it up in minutes.
Programmer I'm not though, but still interested in providing a solution,
and should be able to hammer something out in the next week, unless
things go well when I go into the docs.

Marco

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Marco Shaw [MVP]

greatbarrier86 wrote:
> Does anyone have an update on whether this is possible. I brought it up a
> while ago and the xp method, using Control TimeDate.cpl does not work. The
> Win32_TimeZone shows some methods such as ConvertFrom/ToDateTime, but i'm not
> sure if they can do anything with the timezone.
>
> thanks,
> Jason

Does it have to be a v1 solution? I've asked someone from the
PowerShell team to provide a v2 solution using add-type.

He says he'll try to blog it by next Thursday.

Marco