DirDate 4.4

DirDate runs under Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, 2003 Server, Vista and Vista 64. DirDate also comes with a 16-bit version for DOS and Windows 3.1, which can be used to change folder, volume label and file entry dates, file sizes and attributes under Windows 3.1 and DOS using direct disk writes, and it is the only application that can change DOS folder dates using direct disk writes.

If you use RoboCopy, DirDate can be used to restore the original file created and last modified dates from RoboCopy's default date of '02.01.1980'.

Major Features:

1. Can easily be automated to run as part of an unattended process.
2. Supports recursion into subdirectories.
3. Can change the last modification date, creation date or last access date of BOTH files AND folders/directories
4. Supports wildcards.
5. Can use a reference file's time and date.
6. Can set to current date and time.
7. Can change any part of the date or time without affecting the other parts.
8. Has a preview mode where no changes are actually made.

Requirements: No special requirements