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I feel silly for not being able to figure this out.

How do I compare the users current system date, to a date I arbitaril
pick.

I'm making a calculator that will need to be updated every 6 months o
so. I want to make a box pop-up when they open the calculator after sa
December 31, 2004, directing them to our website for an update.

How can I do this? Thank

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If Date #12/31/2004# Then 'Date is the current system date
MsgBox "You need to download the updated version"
End If

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