Question: in a batch file, how can I get the creation date of a file and store that date in a variable in YYYYMMDD format?
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Just use some batch enhancement tools, for example XSET, ASET, Strings, etc. can all do it very easily. These programs can be downloaded from the site's "Script Tools" section.
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