Format the date

Look at the MakeLegalCookieDate() in VBS 2.0.

There is no function in VBS to convert a date to this format, but you can use the above to convert a date string to your format.  You can use Jscript to get GMT;

function TZDemo()
{
  var d, tz, s = "The current local time is ";
  d = new Date();
  tz = d.getTimezoneOffset();
  if (tz < 0)
    s += tz / 60 + " hours before GMT";
  else if (tz == 0)
    s += "GMT";
  else
    s += tz / 60 + " hours after GMT";
  return(s);
}

You can use the Format() provided by VB to do this
   
Format(MyDate, "dddd, mmm d yyyy") This
Returns "Wednesday,   ' Jan 27 1993".

DtFormat & Format(MyDate,, "hh:mm:ss AMPM")   This Returns "05:04:23 PM".

now you can use ur logic to format this content in whatever way u want

Format(MyDate, "dddd, mmm d yyyy")
Not valid in vb script

That was a start.  I still needed to do quite a bit of formatting to get the exact format the standard wants.

Then why did you accept an answer?  And what function is "FomratDateTime"

Do you have any books on VBScript?  Returning the date is one of the first and simplest script functions around, if you can't even do this then get a book.