ISO Utility for Folder Updates in Win2000

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Steven O.

I am running Windows 2000.

I notice that when I use WinXP (on other computers), when I update a
file, the timestamp on the folder which contains that file is also
updated. So, just by looking at the date of a folder (under XP) I
know the most recent date that some file within the folder was
modified.

I am searching for a utility of some kind that would enable the same
feature for the Windows Explorer under Windows 2000.

Any links leads tips would be appreciated.

Steve O.



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Hi Steven,

Thanks for your post.

Please ignore this thread because I found that you have posted another
duplicated thread in microsoft.public.win2000.general queue and I have
provided my reply there.

Thanks for your understanding!

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I am running Windows 2000.

I notice that when I use WinXP (on other computers), when I update a
file, the timestamp on the folder which contains that file is also
updated. So, just by looking at the date of a folder (under XP) I
know the most recent date that some file within the folder was
modified.

I am searching for a utility of some kind that would enable the same
feature for the Windows Explorer under Windows 2000.

Any links leads tips would be appreciated.

Steve O.



"Spying On The College Of Your Choice" -- How to pick the college that is
Click to expand...
the Best Match for a high school student's needs.
 
I am running Windows 2000.

I notice that when I use WinXP (on other computers), when I update a
file, the timestamp on the folder which contains that file is also
updated. So, just by looking at the date of a folder (under XP) I
know the most recent date that some file within the folder was
modified.

I am searching for a utility of some kind that would enable the same
feature for the Windows Explorer under Windows 2000.

Any links leads tips would be appreciated.
Click to expand...

It's a built-in feature. In Windows Explorer click View -> Details,
then right-click anywhere on the header bar and click "modified" to
add that column to the display. You can also change the order of the
columns simply by clicking and dragging the headers.
 
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