Use the localtime() function.
There's an example on that page.
Use the localtime() function.
There's an example on that page.
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Hello cpjust;
Thanks for the links, but I have a problem, when ever I copy the code into my IDE
(Bloodshed Dev-C++) it runs an old DOS or command prompt window I tried it for localtime, ctime with the same result, and I just wanted to ask, What is going on??
