MS-DOS Date and Time
MS-DOS date and
MS-DOS time are packed 16-bit values that specify the month, day, year, and time of day
an MS-DOS file was last written to. MS-DOS records the date and time whenever an
MS-DOS application creates or writes to a file. MS-DOS applications retrieve
this date and time using MS-DOS functions. When you use the
GetFileTime function to retrieve the file times for files that were created by MS-DOS,
GetFileTime automatically converts MS-DOS dates and times to UTC-based times.
If you encounter an MS-DOS date and time that has not been converted, you can
convert it to a UTC-based time by using the
DosDateTimeToFileTime function. This function copies the converted date and time to a
FILETIME structure. You can convert the value back to an MS-DOS date and time by using
the
FileTimeToDosDateTime function.
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