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would this work:<br />
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Response.Write Mid(formatDatetime(time(),<wbr />vbLongTime<wbr />),1,Len(fo<wbr />rmatDateti<wbr />me(time(),<wbr />vbLongTime<wbr />))-6)<br />
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just use the Mid() function. &nbsp;the logic behind is that there is always 6 characters you want strip from the right (i.e. &nbsp;&quot;1:45:00 PM&quot; &nbsp;--&gt; &nbsp;&quot;:00 PM&quot;)
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would this work:

Response.Write Mid(formatDatetime(time(),vbLongTime),1,Len(formatDatetime(time(),vbLongTime))-6)

just use the Mid() function.  the logic behind is that there is always 6 characters you want strip from the right (i.e.  "1:45:00 PM"  -->  ":00 PM")

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Excellent...i find the lower case am/pm looks best:<br />
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response.write Left(theTime,Len(theTime)-<wbr />6) &amp;&nbsp;(Right(theTime,2))
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Excellent...i find the lower case am/pm looks best:

response.write Left(theTime,Len(theTime)-6) & (Right(theTime,2))

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Someone has probably written or found a function that would strip the :00 from the end of the string returned by code like:<br />
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FormatDateTime(wDate,vbLon<wbr />gTime)<br />

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Someone has probably written or found a function that would strip the :00 from the end of the string returned by code like:

FormatDateTime(wDate,vbLongTime)


Seek function to trim seconds off vbLongTime

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