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.
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Steps
Changing 'Date Modified' in Windows 7
Set clock (bottom right of desktop) to the desired date/time
Open file
Save file as itself
Close file
Revert to normal time
Changing File Dates in Windows Vista
Right-click on the file with the date you want to change. Access the Properties menu.
Click on the "Custom" tab in the Properties menu.
Select which type of date you want to change under the "Name" field.
Changing a File Date on a Mac using OS X
Download a file editing application. There will be further directions with the software, but the basics are listed below.
Launch "Terminal." You will find this in "Applications/Utilities."
Key in the following command: "touch �t YYYYMMDDhhmm.ss" to start the process. The modification date needs "touch �mt�" as opposed to "touch �t�."
Walk through the steps given, and add the year, month, day and time as requested.
Tips
Simple changes to a user file happen when the file is resaved.
There are third-party programs available to help with more detailed changes.
Warnings
Find an expert if you feel uncomfortable changing the attributes of a file.
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