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The "Date/Time Last
Modified" rule contains the time and date that the file was last modified.
This piece of information is sometimes not readily known to the user. You can
use the 'Drag Hinting' feature to extract the creation date information from
a file. If you open the Finder window and view the files in a list, you will
notice that one of the columns is 'Date Modified.' You may also view the files
in a column. Once your file is selected, the modification date information will
appear in the rightmost panel.
To get a larger range of dates, you may use the selections given to you by the
pop-up menu. There are several choices from which to choose.
Tip: ChronoSync date fields take advantage of natural language strings.
This means that you can use a handful of strings to specify a date. For example,
putting the word 'yesterday' in the text field will automatically calculate
and display yesterday's date. Another example is 'last Tuesday'. The text field
will update the date to display last Tuesday's date. Experiment with this field
to see what strings with which you can get away.
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