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I have a date in UTC that I would like to use directly in my DDay iCalendar, but I cannot figure out how to tell the library that the time is in UTC. I believe it's a matter of appending a Z at the end of my time, but I can't figure out how to specify DDay should suffix with a "Z": "Good" iCalendar Date DTEND:20120110T223000Z "Bad" iCalendar Date DTEND:20120119T170000 c# icalendar dday link|improve this question asked Jan 10 at 4:12Benny640520 84% accept rate.
Here is a link to the section of the ICal spect that described how dates are formatted. It is pretty clear. – M.
Babcock Jan 10 at 4:18.
This is how we implement it: string sValue = DateTime.Now.ToUniversalTime(). ToString(@"yyyyMMdd\THHmmss\Z").
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