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When I posted a question regarding the
user offset , I got this particular information but this is not actually
working in the windows 2000 and it is also not working in the web. Can any one
help me. Eic cleermen gave me this solution. If your clients are using the Windows User
Tool under NT, 2000, XP, or 2003, you can accomplish this by using a set
fields from an active link. The value would be: $PROCESS$ for /f "skip=2 tokens=3" %f in
('reg query HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation /v Bias')
do @echo %f This will set a field to a value similar
to either of the following: 0x12c 0xfffffed4 0x12c would be GMT-5:00. 0xfffffed4 would be GMT+5:00. Windows stores the value as a hex offset, but Remedy can
easily convert this using a lookup table. One way to make this more useful is by
setting a global field using from an Init Form. This allows other
workflow to quickly access it, with only a need to call a single run process on
the client With Regards PL.Saravanan BTGS EXPEDIO FM | Team Virtusa (Chennai ATC) | Ph: +44-42002700
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- user offset Saravanan Palaniappan
- Re: user offset Chris Woyton

