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almost correct, but you should use TotalSeconds<br />
e.g.<br />
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DateTime SomeDate = Whatever date you need;<br />
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TimeSpan ts = DateTime.Now - SomeDate;<br />
Console.Write( &quot;{0}&quot;, ts.TotalSecconds );
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almost correct, but you should use TotalSeconds
e.g.

DateTime SomeDate = Whatever date you need;

TimeSpan ts = DateTime.Now - SomeDate;
Console.Write( "{0}", ts.TotalSecconds );

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Hey thanks people!.<br />
<br />
Marco<br />

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Goodday,<br />
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How do I get the number of seconds passed since a certain date (say since 01-01-2006)?<br />
Thanks!<br />
Marco<br />

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Goodday,

How do I get the number of seconds passed since a certain date (say since 01-01-2006)?
Thanks!
Marco


getting seconds passed since ....

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