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Retain folders' dates in treecopy
Name: jumperpin Date: January 22, 2008 at 18:40:46 Pacific OS: cmd CPU/Ram: P4@2g/512meg Product: me
Comment:
OK, DOS geezers, am about to upgrade/migrate a RAID V array.
Would like to retain (or recreate) original folder/directory creation dates in copying thousands of nested folders.
Any hope in xxcopy or robocopy? Maybe some fancy-dancy batch file laced w/ "for" branches?
Do all in moderation...'specially moderation itself.
and if you scroll down to 12Ghosts FileDate, it says in its description: "You can preserve date modified for a complete folder tree easily, for example after restoring files from a backup." Sounds like what you need.
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