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by systhine from tampabay.rr.com
Just as a run down, under NTFS, Windows stores 3 timestamp values, Created, Modified and Last Accessed (these can be viewed under NT4 by right clicking the file and selecting Properties from the pop-up menu, and in the General tab).
Be sure you're using the "Modified" timestamp to determine the last time the file was changed. You can also view those timestamps individually with dir /TW *.dwg
Xcopy /seemed/ to be using the modified value when I checked it. It may benefit you to do some fancy batch coding to make sure you get the right files instead of relying on xcopy to check for you.
Is AutoCAD the only application that exhibits this behavior? If it is, then you should contact AutoDesk and ask about this behavior. It may be a feature of their code.
by systhine from tampabay.rr.com
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