CluelessInSeattl
Seattle, USA,
09.12.2013, 13:30 |
MS-DOS COPY: How to retain original file date/time stamp? (Users) |
In MS-DOS 6.21, is there a way to copy a file and retain the date/time stamp of the original file on the file copy? ---
Will in Seattle
a.k.a. "Clueless"
Running MS-DOS 6.21 |
CluelessInSeattl
Seattle, USA,
09.12.2013, 13:56
@ CluelessInSeattl
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MS-DOS COPY: How to retain original file date/time stamp? |
> In MS-DOS 6.21, is there a way to copy a file and retain the date/time
> stamp of the original file on the file copy?
Oops!
I got confused by a macro in my text editor which was automatically re-saving the same file each time I ran it. So that's why the time stamp kept changing.
It wasn't the MS-DOS COPY command at all.
Duh!
So, now, is there a way to remove this redundant thread from this forum. ---
Will in Seattle
a.k.a. "Clueless"
Running MS-DOS 6.21 |
glennmcc
 
North Jackson, Ohio (USA),
09.12.2013, 23:29
@ CluelessInSeattl
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MS-DOS COPY: How to retain original file date/time stamp? |
> > In MS-DOS 6.21, is there a way to copy a file and retain the date/time
> > stamp of the original file on the file copy?
>
> Oops!
>
> I got confused by a macro in my text editor which was automatically
> re-saving the same file each time I ran it. So that's why the time stamp
> kept changing.
>
> It wasn't the MS-DOS COPY command at all.
>
> Duh!
>
> So, now, is there a way to remove this redundant thread from this forum.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Psxktpxkc6o  ---
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http://glennmcc.org/ |
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