Is there a recursive touch command to update file date/time on Win 2000 ?

[Guest flahmeshess]

Looking for this. Thanks !

[Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Re: Is there a recursive touch command to update file date/time on Win 2000 ?

 

 

"flahmeshess" <dingdongdingding@yahoo.com> wrote in message

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> Looking for this. Thanks !

>

 

Touch.exe for Win32, Version 1.0

Freeware by Steve P. Miller (stevemil@pobox.com). Copyright 1997.

Visit http://pobox.com/~stevemil for the latest version and other utilities.

 

Usage: touch [/s] [/h] [/p] [/q] [/v] [/c] [/m] [/a] [/r file]

[/d mm-dd[-[cc]yy]] [/t hh[:mm[:ss[.ms]]]] filespec ...

 

/s Process subdirectories.

/h Process hidden/system files/directories.

/p Prompt for each file (Yes/No/All/Quit). Ignored in view mode.

/q Quiet mode; Only display errors; Ignored in view mode.

/v View mode; Display times rather than set times.

/c View/set created time.

/m View/set modified time; Default if /a and /c are not specified.

/a View/set accessed time.

/r Reference file; Use this file's date and time to set other files.

/d Date: month, day, century, year.

/t Time: hour (0-24), minutes, seconds, milliseconds.

 

In view mode (/v), the /p, /q, /r, /d, and /t options are ignored.

In set mode, the default is to use the current date and time.

Use the /r, /d, and/or /t options to override the default set time.

The century (cc) is assumed to be 19 for years 69-99, and 20 for years

00-68.

[Guest flahmeshess]

Re: Is there a recursive touch command to update file date/time on Win 2000 ?

 

Thanks again.

 

On Aug 10, 10:55 pm, "Pegasus \(MVP\)" <I....@fly.com> wrote:

> "flahmeshess" <dingdongdingd...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

>

> news:1186756760.126004.295890@e9g2000prf.googlegroups.com...

>

> > Looking for this. Thanks !

>

> Touch.exe for Win32, Version 1.0

> Freeware by Steve P. Miller (steve...@pobox.com). Copyright 1997.

> Visithttp://pobox.com/~stevemilfor the latest version and other utilities.

>

> Usage: touch [/s] [/h] [/p] [/q] [/v] [/c] [/m] [/a] [/r file]

> [/d mm-dd[-[cc]yy]] [/t hh[:mm[:ss[.ms]]]] filespec ...

>

> /s Process subdirectories.

> /h Process hidden/system files/directories.

> /p Prompt for each file (Yes/No/All/Quit). Ignored in view mode.

> /q Quiet mode; Only display errors; Ignored in view mode.

> /v View mode; Display times rather than set times.

> /c View/set created time.

> /m View/set modified time; Default if /a and /c are not specified.

> /a View/set accessed time.

> /r Reference file; Use this file's date and time to set other files.

> /d Date: month, day, century, year.

> /t Time: hour (0-24), minutes, seconds, milliseconds.

>

> In view mode (/v), the /p, /q, /r, /d, and /t options are ignored.

> In set mode, the default is to use the current date and time.

> Use the /r, /d, and/or /t options to override the default set time.

> The century (cc) is assumed to be 19 for years 69-99, and 20 for years

> 00-68.