Convert epoc time format

anyone know how to format a epoc time format to a normal time
string?
I am new so i am praying there is some actionscript function
that does this....

hi ,
try out this , but not sure
data: number type f value '2,980000000000000+04',
time type syuzeit.
move number to time.
write time.

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