Thanks a lot!

This code is so much simpler than similar functions I've seen for other languages (such as PHP.) Guess we owe it to the versatility of the DateTime class.

I've been searching like crazy for this but can't find anything in C#/VB.NET.

I want to show off a DateTime as a "x days x hours x minutes x seconds ago" string, so I'm looking for a function that...

I ended up storing the offsets for each employee, but I'm switching to your solution for obvious reasons.

Now I'm trying to sort the data by last name, first name. Any tips?

Thanks.

I'm now trying mov bx,Offset Emp1+17 (or whatever the size of the previous string is.)

Hey people.

I'm trying to build a loop to move from Arthur Vandelay to Tim Pennypacker, to Bob Sacamano. I know how to move from 54 to 21 to -2 and so on but I can't get the code right to move...