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12063	2001-05-01 07:26:00	I have an .exe file that shows it was modified in 2094. It works fine but if I try to alter security or copy to CDR it will no do it. I read some where how to change the time attributes on files but have forgotten the source. Anyone point me in the right direction? TX Don	Guest (0)
12064	2001-05-01 13:33:00	...is this what you were looking for (?): In My Computer or Windows Explorer, click the file or folder whose properties you want to change. On the File menu, click Properties. Enter any changes in the Properties dialog box. You can also right-click a folder or file that is on your desktop, and then click Properties. To select a folder in the left pane of Windows Explorer, click the folder.	Guest (0)
12065	2001-05-01 22:48:00	TX E_ Unfortunately I cannot change any file properties this way (usung NT) There is another way but for the life of me I cannot remember it. D	Guest (0)
12066	2001-05-01 23:16:00	Don, The ability to change the time and date stamp is not included as part of Windows but you can download utilities to do it. PropertiesPlus in the NZ PC World will add this capability and it works with NT. This add-on lets you modify file attributes, extensions, and time stamps. You can use a single dialog box to make all these changes for a single file, for multiple files, or for all the files in a folder. This add-on lets you modify file attributes, extensions, and time stamps. You can use a single dialog box to make all these changes for a single file, for multiple files, or for all the files in a folder. To download this go to: www.pcworld.co.nz	Guest (0)
12067	2001-05-02 01:59:00	just add a zero byte file to it, in a command window and the file will then have the current date. eg dummy.txt ( zero bytes ) copy file.exe+dummy.txt	Guest (0)
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