I am being supplied a count of number of seconds since Jan 1st 1970, i.e. a
Unix system time. How can I convert this into a valid .Net DateTime object ?
thanks,
Mark
WinXP / C#.Net 2003
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Mark, I am being supplied a count of number of seconds since Jan 1st 1970, i.e. a
Unix system time. How can I convert this into a valid .Net DateTime object ?
Get a DateTime value representing Jan 1st 1970, then call AddSeconds
on it.
Mattias
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