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That is exactly what I needed. &nbsp;I didn't even see the AddSeconds() method. &nbsp;All the examples on the web pointed me at TimeSpan. &nbsp;Thanks for the help!
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That is exactly what I needed.  I didn't even see the AddSeconds() method.  All the examples on the web pointed me at TimeSpan.  Thanks for the help!

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I am working with code using an old Rogue Wave C++ library. &nbsp;I am trying to write C++/CLI code to convert a RWTime for use by some C# code (.NET DateTime). &nbsp;An RWTime can provide me the number of seconds since 1/1/1901. &nbsp;How can I convert these seconds into a .NET DateTime? &nbsp;If there is a better way I wouldn't mind hearing about that also.
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I am working with code using an old Rogue Wave C++ library.  I am trying to write C++/CLI code to convert a RWTime for use by some C# code (.NET DateTime).  An RWTime can provide me the number of seconds since 1/1/1901.  How can I convert these seconds into a .NET DateTime?  If there is a better way I wouldn't mind hearing about that also.

How do I convert a Rogue Wave RWTime to a .NET DateTime?

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