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Old 12-24-2014, 11:34 AM
legaleagle legaleagle is offline How can a document have the same date modified/create date, yes have have actual file content? Windows 7 64bit How can a document have the same date modified/create date, yes have have actual file content? Office 2010 64bit
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Default How can a document have the same date modified/create date, yes have have actual file content?

I have come across a word document conundrum: a friend has a word file that has the same exact date created and date modified down to the second, which means that it was never accessed/worked upon. Yet the file size is 22 KB. How is this possible? If one opens that document, it would change the date modified even if it is for a second. Even if one were to copy/paste a file, it retains the date modified/created data.



Help me solve this riddle, guys.

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