How to keep dates in the "Date" tab of "Define filter"?
How to keep dates in the "Date" tab of "Define filter"?
When I add in that window - http://i.imgur.com/TO47cIl.png - in "Between" and "and" the year e.g. 1799 and 1801 and press OK these values are not kept and there are the dates shown you can see on the screenshot, how could I make the years be kept?
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Re: How to keep dates in the "Date" tab of "Define filter"?
It works if the files were created after the year 1900. That should be enough.
Re: How to keep dates in the "Date" tab of "Define filter"?
Thank you joby_toss,
Yes, actually I would need to hide files created before 1900 or 1950 or something like that, but "Created" each time changes to "Modified" and independently of what dates I am entering, they are not kept. What am I missing?
Yes, actually I would need to hide files created before 1900 or 1950 or something like that, but "Created" each time changes to "Modified" and independently of what dates I am entering, they are not kept. What am I missing?
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Re: How to keep dates in the "Date" tab of "Define filter"?
You're right, Created and Accessed options don't stick... I think you've found a bug.
Re: How to keep dates in the "Date" tab of "Define filter"?
And the date are alright? They are not kept either, if I am right.
But, instead of before 1900 or so, it works with not older than e.g. 200 years to hide these files.
But, instead of before 1900 or so, it works with not older than e.g. 200 years to hide these files.
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Re: How to keep dates in the "Date" tab of "Define filter"?
"Between" option doesn't work for files older than 1900. I don't know why (maybe it was designed this way, maybe it's a bug), but I also don't see a reason why it should. Who has files that old?
Re: How to keep dates in the "Date" tab of "Define filter"?
Well, actually I do have such old files...so to say...but I cannot get the "Between" option to work at all, but anyway I can use the "Not older than" option.
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
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Re: How to keep dates in the "Date" tab of "Define filter"?
I wonder where you get files before year 1900.
I'm amazed that it works with years before 1970. All filesystems as far as I know use a value that some people call "unix timestamp" or "unix epoch". That is the number of seconds (or milliseconds in some platforms) since 01-01-1970 00:00:00.
Now NTFS implementation might be different. I've heard is from 01-01-1601.
I'm amazed that it works with years before 1970. All filesystems as far as I know use a value that some people call "unix timestamp" or "unix epoch". That is the number of seconds (or milliseconds in some platforms) since 01-01-1970 00:00:00.
Now NTFS implementation might be different. I've heard is from 01-01-1601.
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Re: How to keep dates in the "Date" tab of "Define filter"?
Well, it is an old computer...but...actually I use these files as dummies, 0 byte files, and because of their date I can easily find / sort / hadle them, hide them etc.I wonder where you get files before year 1900
I have any idea, why it is possible to use such old dates, but sometimes it might be useful.I'm amazed that it works with years before 1970. All filesystems as far as I know use a value that some people call "unix timestamp" or "unix epoch". That is the number of seconds (or milliseconds in some platforms) since 01-01-1970 00:00:00.
Now NTFS implementation might be different. I've heard is from 01-01-1601.
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