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Jan 24, 2012 10:20 AM in response to GuidoHSby Frank Caggiano,This is really a better question for the OS X Technologies list as it isn't really Lion specific but while we're here...
Depends on which creation date you're talking about. A digital image file has two 'creation' dates, the date the image was captured by the digital device (cameras, scanner, etc) and the date the image file was created on the HD.
The first date is stored in the files EXIF data and can be changed with a program such as Exiftool. This will go in and change the EXIF field holding the images capture/creation date.
If you;re referring to the date the file was written to your disk you can use the command line tool touch. Open a terminal window and type something like:
$ touch -t 200703131155 file.txt
The date format is YYYYMMDDHHMM you can check out the man page for touch for the complete details.
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