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copy/move folder and retain date modified?
I know that this is a really old thread, but since it's still an issue with Windows and this thread showed up pretty high in my Google search when looking for a fix I thought I'd share a link to an awesome (and free :-)) Microsoft Utility called RichCopy that both resolves this issue and makes it so much easier to copy large numbers of files/folders.
Here's a link to the article about it in Microsoft's TechNet Magazine which describes the tool, and has a link to download it as well: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/m...spotlight.aspx |
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copy/move folder and retain date modified?
Looks like this is just an update to Robocopy GUI, with a few more
"granular" options, as the article says. Robocopy seems to work great (for preserving file and folder dates), as long as you're careful about what you select. :-) wrote: I know that this is a really old thread, but since it's still an issue with Windows and this thread showed up pretty high in my Google search when looking for a fix I thought I'd share a link to an awesome (and free :-)) Microsoft Utility called RichCopy that both resolves this issue and makes it so much easier to copy large numbers of files/folders. Here's a link to the article about it in Microsoft's TechNet Magazine which describes the tool, and has a link to download it as well: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/m...spotlight.aspx |
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