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Last Post 05 Aug 2010 10:40 PM by Steve Topilnycky. 4 Replies.

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05 Aug 2010 01:38 PM
Hi: Hope you can help. I am in the process of moving my mail server( MS Pro 1.8.9.6) and have a few customers that don't download their mail but choose to keep a copy on the mail server. When I move these messages to the new user folder the dates are all the same in the inbox. When you look at the actual mail in the windows folder the timestamps (date and time) are all intact but for some reason argosoft insists on displaying them as all the same date. Any one run into this or find a work around? Obviously argo is ignoring the windows date and time and generating it's own date and time. Thanks, Dave Hudson

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05 Aug 2010 01:55 PM
Dave: I've never seen that issue, but I'd wonder if either your clock on the new server or the timezone setting are incorrect... Would you check those and let us know? HTH

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05 Aug 2010 03:04 PM
I use RoboCopy to move messages as it preserves the date/time stamps. I think Argo may be picking up the last modified date or the Create date. More likely the Create date, as when you copy, it is a new file. Robocopy is part of the Windows Resource Kit and can be obtained from Microsoft.

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05 Aug 2010 05:06 PM
I have the time zone set to Central Daylight Time. Current check showed 4:01 PM on the server clock so I don't think that is an issue. Steve T seems to have nailed it - it is most definitely picking up the wrong time - but I found it odd that the folder view of the same files has the correct date and time on them. Dave Hudson

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05 Aug 2010 10:40 PM
I think by default Windows Explorer will show you the Date Last Modified. If you take a closer look, you will see that the create date is the date the file was moved. As stated earlier Robocopy is a solution to this. There used to be some utilities out there for programmers called "Touch", which allows you to change the dates. There is also a Windows program called Attribute Magic http://www.attributemagic.com/ which will also allow you to modify the create/modified values.

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