Can anyone explain this?
"#Work in progress" is the same for both
The command prompt date is -1 for the other two
Windows File Explorer shows the same date as XY...
GMT+1 timezone, UTC for the XY last modified date is NOT used
Last modified date - XY vs command prompt?
Last modified date - XY vs command prompt?
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Re: Last modified date - XY vs command prompt?
DST?
command line - Files modified outside Daylight Saving Time show Standard Time in Windows 7 Explorer - Super User
https://superuser.com/questions/728114/ ... ows-7-expl
command line - Files modified outside Daylight Saving Time show Standard Time in Windows 7 Explorer - Super User
https://superuser.com/questions/728114/ ... ows-7-expl
Re: Last modified date - XY vs command prompt?
Yeah, that's it
Thanks!
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