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  1. Jemboy
    Hi, Ones(some times twice) a month I get an e-mail with zip file, which has price updates from a supplier. I have to upload the file to an FTP to get it processed. When uploading the file, it will get "timestamped" with the time and date at which time the file was uploaded. Normally this is fine, because I mostly upload the file the same day. Sometimes it may take 1 or 2 days before I can upload the file. For historical purpose, I would like to have the file timestamped with the original date. I have tried using: _FTP_Command ( $hFTPSession, "MFCT YYYYMMDDHHMMSS path") however this command does not work or change the timestamp as I expected. Does anyone now a way how I can change the timestamp of a FTP-file?
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