Hi,

Does Dim Mydate As Date=date.UtcNow.ToUniversalTime work ?

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Hi,

Technically Dim Mydate As Date=date.UtcNow.ToUniversalTime should worksince UtcNow would get your EST time information including daylight savings information and the ToUniversalTime should convert it to "universal" time.  The following,
Dim Mydate As Date = Date.Now.ToUniversalTime might also work in a similar way avoiding the UtcNow conversion.  I've taken a stable at alittle more detail below.  If these don't work let me know and I'll put together something else.

The UtcNow function should return a DateTime instance that represents the current local date and time expressed as the coordinated universal time (UTC).  Which explains the information you've been seeing due to Daylight Savings in the US.

Dim Mydate As Date=date.UtcNow

I believe that ToUniversalTime should fix this since it simply converts the value of the DateTime instance to coordinated universal time (UTC)

Dim Mydate As Date = Date.Now.ToUniversalTime

If that doesn't work let me know and I'll see if I can find something else to help.

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Looks like an issue with .Net after the DST update.

You can use Timezone.CurrentTimeZone.IsDaylightSavingTime(DateTimeObject) to determine if it is a daylight saving time value. 

Found a pretty good article on it, not 100% sure if this is your issue though,  http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-3513-6160501.html

If you want I'll put together alittle research sample.  Just need to know what time you want to input and what time you're expecting.  My computer is already set to EST DST.

Will gladly help   you guys have been doing a great job.  So let me knowif there is anything that I can help with.

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