When a file is created on a computer, it is automatically given a set of attributes. These attributes include the date, size and file format. This process occurs on Windows and Mac OS X platforms. File dates occasionally must be changed to put them in some better order. This guide shows you how to change file attributes on Windows and OS X platforms.
Method 1 of 3: Changing 'Date Modified' in Windows 7
- 1Set clock (bottom right of desktop) to the desired date/timeAd
- 2Open file
- 3Save file as itself
- 4Close file
- 5Revert to normal time
Method 2 of 3: Changing File Dates in Windows Vista
- 1Right-click on the file with the date you want to change. Access the Properties menu.
- 2Click on the "Custom" tab in the Properties menu.
- 3Select which type of date you want to change under the "Name" field.
- 1Download a file editing application. There will be further directions with the software, but the basics are listed below.
- 2Launch "Terminal." You will find this in "Applications/Utilities."
- 3Key in the following command: "touch �t YYYYMMDDhhmm.ss" to start the process. The modification date needs "touch �mt�" as opposed to "touch �t�."
- 4Walk through the steps given, and add the year, month, day and time as requested.
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