Re: PROPERTIES DIALOG TIME ACCESSED

Sorry I meant result with dialog box properties for the file itself is also
wrong
it gives a time that is about 10 minutes old.



"Karl E. Peterson" wrote:

> jerry_ys wrote:
> > Thanks Carl, but unless i'm making a mistake it seems the sample you
> > pointed me to does not yield the correct time after providing the
> > correct time the first time.
>
> Reading a file, even its properties, counts as "accessing" it. Try the same thing
> using the File-Properties dialog.
>
> > Also I suspect you are not using the api's i mention in my question to
> > obtain this time . m_fi.LastAccessTime .
>
> Right, those timestamps were extracted from a WIN32_FIND_DATA structure returned by
> FindFirstFile. I'm pretty sure you'd observe the same results using GetFileTime.
> Given the code in that sample, such a test should be pretty easy to code up, eh?
>
> > Do you see the same problem or is it just me?
>
> Not sure it's a problem?
>
> Later... Karl
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