regarding user offset

[Saravanan Palaniappan]

** Hi chris,               What is that 420 in the line REG_DWORD     Bias    420   .actually when we run this process in win xp we will get a hexadecimal value which we will map to the look up table? But I am little confused with this 420. what does that mean?     You'll have to do two different processes for the Web and also for the Client on Win 2000 (use $CLIENT-TYPE$ and $OS$ to differentiate in the Run If condition of your active link). The process statement, as given, will yield a list on Win 2000, instead of a particular value. Try using just: $PROCESS$ reg query HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation\Bias This should yield a line like: "REG_DWORD     Bias    420". A quick REPLACE() to ditch the leading tokens, and you're in business. For the Web, you could run a _javascript_ process, then pick up a temp field value for use in your query. It will be in a slightly different format (number of seconds from GMT rather than "420", for example) but you should be able to use it. Try this: $_javascript_$ var oDate = new Date();window.TheForm.setFieldValue(tempFieldId, oDate.getTimezoneOffset()) Then, use the value from the field you set in your lookup. Anyway, hope this points you in the right direction. Cheers! Chris Woyton     With Regards PL.Saravanan BTGS EXPEDIO FM | Team Virtusa (Chennai ATC) | Ph: +44-42002700 Extn: 3279 | Mobile : 99404-08691 .Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]   __20060125_______________________This posting was submitted with HTML in it___