[ZEP] Option for standards Windows times to be shown... by Peter Shute

[ZEP] Option for standards Windows times to be shown [ZEP]

By: Peter Shute
Date: Sep 05,2016 at 02:55
In Response to: [ZEP] Option for standards Windows times to be shown (John Leslie)

I had no idea Windows Explorer did this now, and I don't think I've ever even thought about the effect of Daylight Saving on file times.

I just made a copy of a recent file in Ztree, and used Ztree to change its date to January (when it's Daylight Saving here), but left its time as it was (3.24pm). Windows Explorer (or whatever it's called now) shows the times different by an hour in Windows 10 (4.24 and 3.24pm), but the same in XP.

So if I look at these same two files in summer, the times will still look the same as now in Windows 10 with both Ztree and Explorer?

I can see the logic in it, but I've never had a problem with it. I rarely have to look at the times on files more than a day or two after they're created or modified, I'm mostly interested in the date after that. I can see that it would be vital in some situations, and very frustrating that Ztree doesn't match.

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[ZEP] Option for standards Windows times to be shown (1,460) - John Leslie - Sep 03,2016 at 16:38 [ZEP]
- [ZEP] Option for standards Windows times to be shown (1,212) - Peter Shute - Sep 05,2016 at 02:55
  - [ZEP] Option for standards Windows times to be shown (1,178) - Hartmut Schneider - Sep 05,2016 at 06:24
- File Times on disk and as displayed (1,134) - Oliver Pretzel - Sep 05,2016 at 09:52
  - File Times on disk and as displayed (1,145) - Antti - Sep 05,2016 at 12:23
  - Explorer has changed (1,159) - Oliver Pretzel - Sep 05,2016 at 14:19
    - Explorer has changed (1,206) - John Leslie - Sep 05,2016 at 14:54
      - What if DST moves? (1,138) - Peter Shute - Sep 05,2016 at 23:43
      - Store photos on a FAT drive (???) (1,237) - Oliver Pretzel - Sep 06,2016 at 10:20
        Store photos on a FAT drive (???) (1,119) - Peter Shute - Sep 09,2016 at 02:20
- When does it matter? (1,340) - Peter Shute - Sep 05,2016 at 22:54
  - When does it matter? (1,222) - John Leslie - Sep 05,2016 at 23:39
    - When does it matter? (1,115) - Peter Shute - Sep 05,2016 at 23:53
      - When does it matter? (1,153) - John Leslie - Sep 06,2016 at 11:01
        For photos you can use EXIF data (1,290) - Oliver Pretzel - Sep 07,2016 at 08:49
        For photos you can use EXIF data (1,272) - John Leslie - Sep 07,2016 at 15:25
- Next build (nomsg) (1,042) - Kim Henkel - Sep 30,2016 at 02:18