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int nYear = COleDateTime::GetCurrentTi<wbr />me().GetYe<wbr />ar() ;<br />
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int nYear = COleDateTime::GetCurrentTime().GetYear() ;



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I like Answers2000's answer better, since the proposed answer failed to work in Windows 95 -- although it worked on Windows NT. &nbsp;Thanks,<br />
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Mark<br />

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I like Answers2000's answer better, since the proposed answer failed to work in Windows 95 -- although it worked on Windows NT.  Thanks,

Mark


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Mark,<br />
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Thanks for accepting the answer, but I have used the above code in '95 without problems. &nbsp;What behaviour did you experience?<br />
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Regards,<br />
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-Andy<br />

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Mark,

Thanks for accepting the answer, but I have used the above code in '95 without problems.  What behaviour did you experience?

Regards,

-Andy


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Andy,<br />
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I think it was &quot;this program has performed an illegal operation... etc.&quot;<br />
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I can't remember excatly.<br />

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Andy,

I think it was "this program has performed an illegal operation... etc."

I can't remember excatly.


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Mark,<br />
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Very odd. &nbsp;I should think it was some other code caused the exception, because I have used the above code in shipping products without any trouble. &nbsp;I should also think that the COleDateTime probably calls down to the same code.<br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
-Andy<br />

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Mark,

Very odd.  I should think it was some other code caused the exception, because I have used the above code in shipping products without any trouble.  I should also think that the COleDateTime probably calls down to the same code.

Regards,

-Andy


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How do I access the current year using MFC? &nbsp;What is the &nbsp;specific syntax?
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How do I access the current year using MFC?  What is the  specific syntax?

Accessing the year

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