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string strDate &nbsp;= DateTime().Now.ToString();<wbr /><br />
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and for both date and time as different do this<br />
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string strDate = DateTime.Now.ToShortDateSt<wbr />ring();<br />
string strTime = DateTime.Now.ToShortTimeSt<wbr />ring();<br />

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string strDate  = DateTime().Now.ToString();

and for both date and time as different do this

string strDate = DateTime.Now.ToShortDateString();
string strTime = DateTime.Now.ToShortTimeString();


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DateTime().Now<br />
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Doesn't appear to exist, what version of ,NET would that be in? I can only use 2.0
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DateTime().Now

Doesn't appear to exist, what version of ,NET would that be in? I can only use 2.0

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Just trying to get a timestamp:<br />
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new DateTime().ToString()<br />
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is that correct?
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Just trying to get a timestamp:

new DateTime().ToString()

is that correct?

Timestamp

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