I know, I know: "Never trust the end user." Nevertheless, he may have
a
valid point; if so, I'm somewhat confused: when XP simply *looks* at some
files, it updates their timestamps. This isn't just stuff like .XLS,
where it might be saving metadata, autosave info, or somesuch; this is
things like .JPG files. Why is that? It's confusing the users, 'cause
they assume that the timestamp means the last time something *changed*,
not was simply accessed. Can't really blame 'em. Is there anything I
can
do to stop this behavior?
Thanks!
-Ken
