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Number   :  3203
Date     :  2002-12-06
Author   :  Kan Yabumoto
Subject  :  New Beta Rlease v.2.83.1
Size(KB) :  1



Mike:

Thank you for your report. You were right. With v.2.83.0,
the timestamp for the directory was done right and then,
the file timestamp (supposedly the easier one) was not :-(

We have corrected the problem. Now try it with a new download.

http://www.xxcopy.com/betatest/ (v.2.83.1)


Someone earlier requested a feature to examine all three
timestamps at once. The H format specifier is the answer.

When you run /CLONE/TC, you may then use the new format specifier,
H (History" field --- the three timestamps in Creation, LastWrite,
and LastAccess in that order).

xxcopy \src\*.doc \dst\ /clone/tc
xxcopy \dst\ /lh

Kan Yabumoto
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At 2002-12-05 23:04, you wrote:
>I downloaded the beta version 2.83.0 to see if the folder/file date
>issue was resolved. Using the /TC switch (Forensic Clone), here are
>the results I got.
>
>FAT32 to FAT32
>XXCOPY "C:\Downloads" "C:\temp\Downloads" /CLONE/TC
>Folders: All dates preserved.
>Files: Only LastWrite date preserved, Create and LastAccess dates
>made current date.
>
>Fat32 to NTFS
>XXCOPY "C:\Downloads" "G:\Downloads" /CLONE/TC
>Folders: Only Create date preserved, LastWrite and LastAccess dates
>made current date.
>Files: Only LastWrite date preserved, Create and LastAccess dates
>made current date.
>
>Using /CLONE/TCC/TCA/TCW didn't seem to change the results either.
>
>Mike



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