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touch can only change files, not directories. I found one called "dirdate" that can change directories, but it's a trial version and can only change 20 at a time.
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I recently installed Windows 3.2 in a virtual machine, but Microsoft doesn't have a Y2K fix for the Chinese version of File Manager, so I could only modify all the times across the board, because it just doesn't look right!
Or is there a Y2K fix for the Chinese winfile.exe?
But I've already solved it with a PE boot disk + Windows software.。。。。
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Originally posted by Michael at 2006-10-9 10:15 AM:
I recently installed Windows 3.2 in a virtual machine, but Microsoft doesn't have a Y2K fix for the Chinese version of File Manager, so I could only modify all the times across the board, because it just doesn't look right!
Or is there a Y2K fix for the Chinese winfile.exe?� ...
There is a Y2K fix for the Chinese version of File Manager. I remember that the File Manager in that Mini-Windows 3.2 Chinese edition had already been fixed.
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Originally posted by Wengier at 2006-10-10 01:55 PM:
There is a Y2K fix for the Chinese version of File Manager. I remember that the File Manager in that Mini-Windows 3.2 Chinese edition had already been fixed.
Oh, how did I not notice that earlier!!
[ Last edited by Michael on 2006-10-29 at 08:58 AM ]