>>Hi Bryan,
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>>It's been awhile.
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>>Just a bit of an addendum to what the other's have said. If the file resides on a network, you may or may not be able to do this, depending on the value of the timestamp. I've seen instances where, because the time stamp is not within a valid range for the network OS, that trying to modify the it will fail.
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>Hey George,
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>Yes, I've been away doing some C++/web stuff. Nice to be back. ;)
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>Thanks to you, Ed, and Mike for all the tips. While waiting for a response, I tried something similar to what Ed proposed, by just increasing the file size by 1 byte, then returning it to the original size (truncating the original byte). I'll explore Erik's solution as well. Thanks again.

No need to increase the size! FOPEN() for read/write. FREAD() first byte. FSEEK() BOF. FWRITE() the same first byte. FCLOSE().