Antic from Jodohost pointed me to an even more elegant solution: use mixed JavaScript/VBScript to get the result. JavaScript can compute the timezone difference with a built-in function and VBScript can then use the results.
Here is the minimum code to get the desired result:
<script runat="server" language="jscript">
var TZDiff = new Date().getTimezoneOffset();
</script>
<% Response.Write TZDiff %>
Of course, if you care about ASP performance, you might not want to invoke two script interpreter engines in a single page. In that case, a more optimized solution is:
GetTZ.asp:
<%@ LANGUAGE=JScript %>
<% Application("TZOffset") = new Date().getTimezoneOffset() %>
Any other ASP page:
<%
If Not IsNumeric(Application("TZOffset")) Then Server.Execute("GetTZ.asp")
' use Application("TZOffset") from here on
%>
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Another method depending on the IIS ability to read the registry is documented here.
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