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Credits 114 Posts 4 Joined 2003-06-07 00:00 23-year member UID 4199 Gender Female
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DATE is a DOS command for the date!
If you enter it like this: DATE 01-01-2003
the date becomes 2003-01-01
But to change it back you have to enter DATE 06-13-2003
Can I first pass today's date into a variable, and then call that variable when I want to change it back???
Credits 546 Posts 135 Joined 2003-06-13 00:00 23-year member UID 5077 Gender Male
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I don't know what environment you want to make the change in. In a programming environment you can record it in a variable, but under DOS～～I don't know what you want to change it for.
