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Old 10-12-2018, 12:20 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by BetterRed View Post
Some well known image editors have an option to change the file system Modified timestamp to one of Exif timestamps (create, digitized, edited). Some also allow files to be altered and saved/overwritten with their original Modified timestamps, such as Irfanview's bulk conversion advanced options dialogue:

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I'm afraid it still strikes me as being rather a recipe for disaster. Consider the situation: you run an incremental backup at the end of each day. Your disk begins to fail, and slowly your documents begin to be corrupted, perhaps over a period of months. Each day, those newly-damaged files will overwrite the "good" versions on your backup device. You finally realise there's a problem and discover only then that your backup device contains corrupted files rather than the good versions it used to.

Not an option I'd use personally.
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