Retaining Creation Date when Copying to CD

[suzygski]

I am trying to copy digital audio files from my digital recorder to CD for
future use. The files on the recorder all show their original creation date.
However, when I copy to CD, all dates are changed to when I copy to CD.
Does anyone know how I can retain the original created dates and copy to CD?
Thanks

[Rick \Nutcase\ Rogers]

Hi,

You can't retain the original date unless you use a third party burning
utility that has that option (Nero is one). There is no way to do it with
the native burning engine.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

"suzygski" > wrote in message
...
>I am trying to copy digital audio files from my digital recorder to CD for
> future use. The files on the recorder all show their original creation
> date.
> However, when I copy to CD, all dates are changed to when I copy to CD.
> Does anyone know how I can retain the original created dates and copy to
> CD?
> Thanks
>

[Don Taylor]

=?Utf-8?B?c3V6eWdza2k=?= > writes:
>I am trying to copy digital audio files from my digital recorder to CD for
>future use. The files on the recorder all show their original creation date.
> However, when I copy to CD, all dates are changed to when I copy to CD.
>Does anyone know how I can retain the original created dates and copy to CD?
>Thanks

I keep thinking that if the documentation were available it would
be possible to write a little right-click script that would make
far better use of the CD burning feature. But thus far I haven't
found anything to help with this. It is out there somewhere, buried.