I'm using this to print a formatted date:
Draw.Text("Date and Time: " & CDate(Server.DateCurrent) & " (" &
Format$(CDate(Server.DateCurrent), "hh:nn:AM/PM") & ")", 32, ystart - 1)
It seems that Format$ actually changes the value of Server.DateCurrent,
making it AM when it should be PM. Format$ is actually forcing the hour
to be between 1 and 12. Shouldn't Format$ simply return a value and not
overwrite the expression?
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