Windows 98 adjusts the modification date of the file to the same day

I believe everyone noticed that the date of all the files of the more elaborate system software is exactly the same (such as the time of all system files of Chinese Windows 98 is 1998-6-19 20:01), which makes the software It seems more uniform. As an individual user, we sometimes want to adjust the date of all the files in our own small software to be exactly the same. Although it can be implemented by some professional file-renaming software, the functions of the system itself can also be used. Quickly achieve the goal:

1) Double-click the time display icon in the Windows 98 system tray to open the "Date/Time Properties" Settings box.

2) Adjust the date and time of the system to the modification time required for the file in the "Date/Time Properties" setting box.

3) Click the "Start" button, and then select the "Program", "MS-DOS" command to enter the DOS state of Windows 98.

4) Switch to the folder where you want to save the file date (it is best to create a special folder in advance, then move all the files that need to be modified to this folder and delete the folder) Any other files in it).

5) Execute "COPY /B The file name +,," command of the file to be modified (if you want to modify the date of all files in the folder, you can execute "COPY /B * .*+,,"Command).

6) At this point, the system will ask the user whether to overwrite the existing file, don't worry, press the Y button with confidence.

7) Use the EXIT command to return to the system and re-adjust the system date and time to normal.

This way we have achieved the goal of quickly modifying the date and time of the file, and the effect is very good.