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Hi John,
> A question has come up about how a "time" data type is stored.
I don't currently recomend using the time datatype, it's got a few bugs
in it and doesn't do type conversion the way we want them to.
> The "Object Modification Date and Time" messsage uses a 4-byte int,
> meaning "#secs since 1970". Is that the same as the "time" data type?
The format is basically the same, although they are pretty different parts
of the file.
Quincey
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