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Author Any program that checks the (last) access times of a file?
IntaCepta
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Does anyone know of any programs that will check the access times of files stored on a WindowsXP machine?

thanks.
Tim
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Yes, Windows file properties (Assuming you're running on NTFS or FAT32 and haven't got file access stats switched off in registry -- it's on by default).

[Edited on 08-12-2004 by Tim]
John
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right click properties is quite a good 1. I would find a more reliable way of checking up on whoever it is though.

Too slow

[Edited on 08-12-2004 by x8john]
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What exactly are you trying to work out?
IntaCepta
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I'm trying to find out exactly what files were opened and when the files were opened while i was on holiday.

I tried file properties but that shows the current date/time, as you are accessing the file to check the details, so thats pretty useless.


[Edited on 08-12-2004 by IntaCepta]
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file properties only shows u last change doesn't it?
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yes, last modified i think,

but if u use the 'view as details' you can add last accessed detail.
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anyone have any ideas.

bttt
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i do... cant explain tho... can come over n show u tomoz if ur free

 
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