I think that is what I am going to have to do. I am sure that is pretty
much exactly what the UNIX command "touch -a" does behind the scenes
anyhow.
Eric Noriega
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Why not just open the file, read a byte, and close it?
Jeremy W. Redmond wrote:
>I need to set the last time "accessed" NOT modified.... Thanks though
>Tom.
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