Hi all

From the command line I am trying to open the Date/Time control panel extension at the TimeZone tab.

Any ideas

Cheers

Sam

Which version of Windows do you have? I only have a single tab, with a ComboBox for the choice of the Time zone. Should your program do such things on my computer, it might get errors.
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ColdShine

: Hi all
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: From the command line I am trying to open the Date/Time control panel extension at the TimeZone tab.
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: Any ideas
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: Cheers
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: Sam
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Greetings
From the command line I'm not sure you can specify the tab, running timedate.cpl (or control.exe timedate.cpl) will bring up the applet. In C++ I've used
WinExec(("control.exe desk.cpl, display,1"),SW_SHOW);
to bring up the display options with the the ScreenSaver tab showing. Replaceing desk.cpl with timedate.cpl in the same code should do it. Assumeing Msoft included the display X tab code in that applet. The Forum I got the code from mentioned It's missing from some of the applets, Different departments / different projects etc.

Hope this is helpfull
Stoic Joker

u can do this from the CMD

start control.exe timedate.cpl


: : Hi all
: :
: : From the command line I am trying to open the Date/Time control panel extension at the TimeZone tab.
: :
: : Any ideas
: :
: : Cheers
: :
: : Sam
: :
: :
: :
:
:
: Greetings
: From the command line I'm not sure you can specify the tab, running timedate.cpl (or control.exe timedate.cpl) will bring up the applet. In C++ I've used
: WinExec(("control.exe desk.cpl, display,1"),SW_SHOW);
: to bring up the display options with the the ScreenSaver tab showing. Replaceing desk.cpl with timedate.cpl in the same code should do it. Assumeing Msoft included the display X tab code in that applet. The Forum I got the code from mentioned It's missing from some of the applets, Different departments / different projects etc.
:
: Hope this is helpfull
: Stoic Joker
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