(It's not there in scanned images, for instance.)

In my case I could use BRU to use the Taken date again (if I can get it to work: with Ctrl-F4 it just put the dates back to 1Jan1970.) - but other people with other file types couldn't do that. Then I want them returned to the original Taken date whose data lies at the beginning of the name. I'm finding that I'm downloading files from my digital camera with Cam2PC and prepending the Taken date, then adjusting them with a photo editor - that changes the displayed date, the date modified. What do you charge for user-sourced requests, for incorporation into the General Release builds? Well, I'm afraid I support this 'reverse dating' idea, too, Jim. It's easy enough to rename to include the timestamp before converting, but I can't see any way of resetting it afterwards. The reason for this (at the moment - I'm sure there are other needs) is that I have some conversion utilities that do not preserve file timestamps, but I want them preserved. This would need a rule for finding the other file (which would be different for each file in the bulk rename operation) - and this rule need not be the same as the renaming rules. Recording 1.mp3 gets the timestamp of file Recording 1.amr. or to set the timestamp based on another file Obviously this would need some pattern matching to identify the required timestamp to set the timestamp of a file based on characters in the file name I have done some searching but have not found this asked before. Hello all and first I ought to say: what a great tool!

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