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    setting my dateTime.Today

    vs 2008 c#
    How to set my computer's date to +7 days from today's date...?

    TIA


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    • parez
      #2
      Re: setting my dateTime.Today

      On May 21, 11:10 am, raulavi <raul...@discus sions.microsoft .com>
      wrote:
      vs 2008 c#
      How to set my computer's date to +7 days from today's date...?
      >
      TIA
      you can run cmd.exe and execute date command using Process class.

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        • =?Utf-8?B?cmF1bGF2aQ==?=
          #3
          Re: setting my dateTime.Today

          how would you do it in c# ?

          "parez" wrote:
          On May 21, 11:10 am, raulavi <raul...@discus sions.microsoft .com>
          wrote:
          vs 2008 c#
          How to set my computer's date to +7 days from today's date...?

          TIA
          >
          you can run cmd.exe and execute date command using Process class.
          >
          >

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            • parez
              #4
              Re: setting my dateTime.Today

              On May 21, 11:52 am, raulavi <raul...@discus sions.microsoft .com>
              wrote:
              how would you do it in c# ?
              >
              "parez" wrote:
              On May 21, 11:10 am, raulavi <raul...@discus sions.microsoft .com>
              wrote:
              vs 2008 c#
              How to set my computer's date to +7 days from today's date...?
              >
              TIA
              >
              you can run cmd.exe and execute date command using Process class.
              the following worked for me..

              ProcessStartInf o startInfo = new
              ProcessStartInf o("cmd.exe");
              startInfo.UseSh ellExecute = false;
              startInfo.Redir ectStandardInpu t = true;
              startInfo.Redir ectStandardOutp ut = true;

              Process process = Process.Start(s tartInfo);

              string command = String.Format(" date\r\n{0}\r\n ",
              DateTime.Now.Ad dDays(7).ToStri ng("MM-dd-yy"));
              StreamWriter commandWriter = process.Standar dInput;
              commandWriter.W riteLine(comman d);
              commandWriter.F lush();
              commandWriter.C lose();
              process.Close() ;

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                • =?Utf-8?B?cmF1bGF2aQ==?=
                  #5
                  Re: setting my dateTime.Today

                  thank you...I will give it a try.

                  "parez" wrote:
                  On May 21, 11:52 am, raulavi <raul...@discus sions.microsoft .com>
                  wrote:
                  how would you do it in c# ?

                  "parez" wrote:
                  On May 21, 11:10 am, raulavi <raul...@discus sions.microsoft .com>
                  wrote:
                  vs 2008 c#
                  How to set my computer's date to +7 days from today's date...?
                  TIA
                  you can run cmd.exe and execute date command using Process class.
                  >
                  the following worked for me..
                  >
                  ProcessStartInf o startInfo = new
                  ProcessStartInf o("cmd.exe");
                  startInfo.UseSh ellExecute = false;
                  startInfo.Redir ectStandardInpu t = true;
                  startInfo.Redir ectStandardOutp ut = true;
                  >
                  Process process = Process.Start(s tartInfo);
                  >
                  string command = String.Format(" date\r\n{0}\r\n ",
                  DateTime.Now.Ad dDays(7).ToStri ng("MM-dd-yy"));
                  StreamWriter commandWriter = process.Standar dInput;
                  commandWriter.W riteLine(comman d);
                  commandWriter.F lush();
                  commandWriter.C lose();
                  process.Close() ;
                  >

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