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DOS cmd to change multiple file dates?

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Is there a DOS command to change the dates and times of hundreds of files all at the same time to the same date/time? Or is there a batch file I could create to change all files dates/times to something specific? Any help would be great!. Thanks..

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by xfeard

4DOS is a replacement for the traditional DOS and Windows 95/98 command processor (command.com). If you ever find yourself at the command prompt, you'll appreciate the abilities offered by this utility, which include full support for traditional DOScommands, more than 50 new commands, extended directory searches, and a powerful scripting language. At the prompt, you'll find enhanced command-line editing, aliases, command history, and filename completion. 4DOS is fully compatible with 4NT, 4OS2, and Take Command. This program's many features make it worth a look for anyone who uses the DOS command line.
Download it from CNET with the keyword 4DOS.

Good luck!!

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