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how to set expiration date of permission object using C#?

Hi,all:

I have find a example to set expiration date of word permission
object, but it was using VBA code.
Dim objUserPerm As Office.UserPerm ission
Set objUserPerm = ActiveWorkbook. Permission.Add( _
"us**@domain.co m", _
msoPermissionRe ad + msoPermissionEd it, #12/31/2005#) ------>set
expiration date in vba code
And I want using C# to do that, but I don't know how to set
expiration date format in C#. because the expiration date of
permission object is a object type ( object ExpirationDate) . I write
some code like : object expirdate = "#12/31/2005#";
and call oPermission.add ("rockemail",wo rdpermission,ex pirdate);
it's always throw argement error. How to I change my code ??
Please Help... Thank you..
Rock.

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