>>Terry,
>>
>>If you know the file name ahead of time and it's in the current default directory, you can simply pass the file name without the path.
>>
>>Also, there's programming in my Windows Time programming that, when possible, re-sets the last accessed timestamp.
>
>Hi George,
> I found some code that seems to work.
>It is by Donald Lowrey in thread #769450.
>Thanks for you patience!
>Terry :)
>
>

>
>tcfolder = "c:\windows"
>
>CREATE CURSOR c_Files ( FileName C(29), ;
>  FileSize I, DateCreated T, LastAccessed T, ;
>  LastModified T )
>oFSO = CREATEOBJ('Scripting.FileSystemObject')
>oFolder = oFSO.GetFolder(tcFolder)
>lnFiles = oFolder.Files.Count
>FOR EACH oFile IN oFolder.Files
> lcFileName = oFile.Name
> lnFileSize = oFile.Size
> lddatecreated = oFile.DateCreated
> ldlastAccess = oFile.DateLastAccessed
> ldlastmodified = oFile.DateLastModified
> INSERT INTO c_Files (FileName, FileSize, ;
>  DateCreated, LastAccessed , LastModified ) ;
>  VALUES ( lcFileName, lnFileSize, ;
>  ldDateCreated, ldlastAccess, ldlastmodified )
>ENDFOR
>
>BROWSE
>
>

Terry,

Yep, that'll work too. I was under the assumption that you simply wanted one file.