Unfortunaltely due to some limitations of the platform .NetCF does not
support File.SetCreationTime() method (as well as SetLastaccessTime() and
SetLastWriteTime()). The only workaround I'm aware of is p/invoking down to
native SetFileTime() WinCE API. Please note that this won't work for
directories on WinCE (the time is only set when directory is actually
created).
- Roman
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| I am creating a program that zip and unzips files. When
| it unzips the file a new file is created. Is there a way
| I can change the Time Stamp on the new file? I would
| like to be able to change it so it matches the original
| file.
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| Thanks.
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