Jewtus Posted July 8, 2016 Posted July 8, 2016 $aTime1=FileGetTime($file,1) $aTime2=FileGetTime($file,0) $sTime1= $aTime1[1]&"/"&$aTime1[2]&"/"&$aTime1[0] $sTime2= $aTime2[1]&"/"&$aTime2[2]&"/"&$aTime2[0] MsgBox(0,"",$sTime1 &@TAB&$sTime2) This is the code that I'm using to get created date and updated date, which works as intended, but I noticed some of my create dates were after my updated date (which made no sense to me) so I looked at the file properties and I figured out what element I need... In the file properties, the Origin section has "Content Created" and "Date Last Saved", which are really the values I'm looking to pull. Is there any simple way? I didn't see anything in the filegetattrib function that looked like it would work...
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