-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Nancy Backus <=-

 DC>> stats reported in BW being placed with the wrong packet. 
 NB>> I'd bet you that the time stamp is identical between the two packets. 
 
 DC> I'll try to remember to look at it the next time it occurs.  

 DC> And, I just did!   Both hr and min are idnentical.  But, I've got 
 DC> the right message stats this time around.  
 
 NB>> use "touch" or some similar command to change the
time stamp on one of
 NB>> them. It only has to be a minute apart, eg 10:10 and 10:11, to work
 NB>> right. 
 DC> 
 DC> I was going to ask what "touch" is, but I found the TOUCH command 
 DC> in 4DOS.  Is there a similar command in DOS?  

 DC> This is the first time I ran into it.  Then again, it's the first 
 DC> time I needed it too!  

If you have Norton Utilities, use the File Date (FD.EXE) utility. 

There might still be some old DOS shareware utilities out there, 
if you do an internet search. 


 
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