| Change attributes/timestamp for files |
With this window you can adjust date/time stamps absolutely or relatively, and change attributes for selected files in the comparison table. To activate the window select the context menu item Change date/attributes for selected files
or the main menu item File operations|Change date/attributes (shortcut Alt+T).
The window allows you to adjust date/time stamps absolutely.
| Field | Meaning |
| Set absolute file Date/Time | Group of controls for absolute change file's date and time. You may change Created, Modified, Accessed file's date and time. |
| Date | You can enter the desired date here. |
| Time | Here you can enter the desired time. |
| <0> | Sets time to zero (00:00:00). |
| Set current | Inserts the current date and time. |
The window allows you to adjust date/time stamps relatively.
| Field | Meaning |
| Adjust file Date/Time | Group of controls for adjusting date/time stamps relatively. You may change Created, Modified, Accessed file's date and time. |
| Adjust day, month, year | Group of controls for adjust file date. |
| Adjust hour, minutes, seconds | Group of controls for adjust file time. |
| Field | Meaning |
| Source directories | Displays paths to source directories and number of selected files. |
| Pairs list | This button opens List of compared directories pairs. This button appears only if compared more than one pair. |
| Set file attributes | Group of controls for change file's attributes. |
| Archive (a) | Here you can change the state of the archive attribute. The archive attribute is automatically set each time a file is changed. |
| Read only (r) | By setting the read only attribute, you prevent the accidental erasure of important files. Heatsoft ADCS can delete files with this attribute, but you are asked before. |
| Hidden (h) | Marks a file as hidden. Hidden files are not shown in a dir listing. Heatsoft ADCS can be configured to show hidden files. (See Options: Comparison rules). |
| System (s) | Marks a file as a system file. The files IO.SYS and MSDOS.SYS in the root directory of the boot drive are system files. System files cannot be moved by disk optimizers like defrag. |
| Legend | Examples of state of controls for change attributes. |
| Ok | Starts executing process of changing date/attributes for selected files. |
| Cancel | Closes the dialog box without executing process of changing date/attributes for selected files. |
See also:
Comarison start tutorial
Display files
Synchronizing directories
Delete files