Hi

@armmad8: This sounds a bit strange. I have the following theory. You said, you bpx'ed a specific adress first. Now I don't know how you did it, but it could have happend that you added a breakpoint in the wrong process. If you just le SICE pop up, you are mostly in a system process or so. When you now bpx an adress you would set it in the system process.
As you breaked on getlocaltime first, I assume that you certainly were in the correct process (your app you want to reverse) and so the breakpoint was set correctly (in the right process + at the right place). So always make sre you put a breakpoint in the correct process

@General dicussion: The approach with GetLocalTime and GetSystemTime is not really nice, but well...if you really have to do it, don't even think about settin this breakpoints globally (this would keep you pretty busy for a few hours ). Let Softice break on the Enrypoint and do a

bpx.p GetSystemTime or bpx.p GetLocalTime

The bpx.p limits the breakpoint to the current process (which would be the process of the app you wanna reverse, if you break on the entrypoint) and makes your life easier

Greetings
Mav