Changing multiple file modified date


  1. durango1
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    Changing multiple file modified date


    Hi i am working on a bunch of php files and when i get done i would like to change all the modified dates to the same date. Is there a way in windows 7 64 pro to do this as a batch. I have seen third party tools but i would like to stay away from using them if i could as i dont trust them completely.

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  3. durango1
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    Ok how about, what is a popular trustworthy third party if i had to do it that way?
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