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I have some html files that will be indexed by a search engine. I want to manually change the date last modified to reflect the file's published date, not last modified, which means search results will reflect published dates not modified dates.Is there a way to change date last modified of files in Windows?
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by mike mullins
You can do it easily with a freeware shell extension that adds that information to the property page for a file.
Go to:
http://space.dolphin.free.fr/Windows/shdate.html
their shdate.zip is easy and free.
Good Luck
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by steve.doig
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Why so complicated? Just reset your system clock to the date you want. Save your file (if needed make a minor change) and reset afterwards the clock. That should work. [A real lawyers trick to prove date last modified]
You may get funny combinations of dates. You will get what you want for last modified.
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