Re: How to use GsfTimestamp for windows timestamp (relative to 1.1.1601)

Morten Welinder <[email protected]>
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> As far as my calculation goes, the difference is -11644473600 which doesn't fit in 32-bit > variable, am I wrong?

It's hard to know without known what date you are trying to represent.
If you really are trying to represent a date back in year 1601 then
you are out of luck.  If, on the other hand, you are trying to
represent a date after 1970 then you should have no problem.

Morten
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