Hello All,

I picked up a little utility:

REDATE2.ZIP

Redate archive files to the date of the newest file within.
Contains C source code.

I have to report that there is a "cosmetic" (???) bug within the
executable. For example:

=== d:\files\bfds\redate.log ===
--== 03-30-02 05:58 ==--
TSBAT74.ZIP 223724 1-01-80 0:00 A large collection of useful batch
files & batch programming tricks from
Prof. Timo Salmi
http://www.uwasa.fi/~ts/
Resetting file date on D:\FILES\BFDS\TSBAT74.ZIP to 3/28/102 12:14:58
=== End ===

I received this file through the FileGate and for some reason
the date and time of the archive is not consistent with the files
within. I use Redate on all archives coming to *my* system to
have the date / time of the archive be representative of the
files within....

The "bug" that I alluded to is the fact that while Redate sets
(and displays) the month and day correctly, the year notation is
what I find questionable. Note: I did not detect any problem
with the time stamp.

Would someone be agreeable to try a hand at revising the source
to:

A. Fix the little "Year" problem.

B. Expand the source to handle #_MORE_# archive formats.

Just my wish list......

Cheers ... Gerald

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