Hi.
Seems I have found a bug in 4DOS 7,57. Function "[EMAIL PROTECTED],c,4]"
will return 1980-00-00. So, if you want true date, then use "m"
instead "c" in second argument. Version 4DOS 7.54 are free from this
bug.
@FILEDATE[filename[,[acw][,n]]]: Returns the date a file was last
modified, in the default country format (mm-dd-yy for the US). The
optional second argument selects which date field is returned for
files on an LFN drive: a means the last access date, c means the
creation date, and w means the last modification (write) date, which
is the default. @FILEDATE also takes an optional third argument for
the date format:
0 - System default format
1 - U.S. format (mm-dd-yy)
2 - European format (dd-mm-yy)
3 - Japanese format (yy-mm-dd)
4 - ISO 8601 international format (yyyy-mm-dd)
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