Download Soft191 Date Time Stamper 1.00

Change file/folder date-time and attributes en masse. You can set/reset attributes, Accessed, Modified, Created dates, JPEG/EXIF metadata, MS Office document properties, NTFS streams. Date-time shifting, masking, assignment, directory printing.

Change file / folder date, time (timestamp) and attributes. Expands Windows "property" tabs to display additional file properties. View file and folder content (copy file list to clipboard). View file and directory description. Easy to use.

Attribute Manager program is a practical tool to take control of file and folder attributes. It enables to modify conventional file attributes, such as read-only, hidden, system, encrypted compressed, temporary and date/time parameters.

Changes file/folder date-time stamps and attributes en masse. You can set or reset individual attributes, Accessed, Modified and Created dates, JPEG metadata, MS Office document dates and properties, NTFS data streams. Date-time shifting and masking.

Changes file/folder date-time stamps and attributes en masse. You can set or reset individual attributes, Accessed, Modified and Created dates, JPEG metadata, MS Office document dates and properties, NTFS data streams. Date-time shifting and masking.

Rename, change file/folder date-time stamps and attributes in batch mode. Powerful file renaming utility. You can set or reset individual attributes, Accessed, Modified and Created dates, date-time shifting and masking, filters.

AFile Attribute Manager allows for the easy retrieval and setting file and folder date, time and attribute information. With AFile Attribute Manager you can change a file / folder's creation date/time, modification date/time and attributes.

Ever need to change attributes (date and time of their creation etc.) of files and folders? Quickly? As you know, with Windows it's tedious and slow. Not so with Attribute Manager!

Search for files on your computer before, after or on a specified date (modified, created, accessed). You have the option to remove (delete) file results to the Recycle Bin. You decide which file date property to use: modified, created or accessed.