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A 2013 case in the District Court of Idaho highlights several aspects of how important document properties can be when trying to consider files received from a second or third party. The Plaintiff, AtHome requested from the Defendant, Good Samaritan, certain documents, which it provided. Unfortunately, according to the court, there was “an inadvertent change to the creation date on certain […]
Read moreIt should be noted that there are some file properties which are common to more than one type of document. Rather than repeating these important metadata in each document type, these are grouped together by both Filecats Professional and Filecats Metadata, and they include: Perceived Type/Kind Text Date Accessed Date Created Date Modified Item Date Item Type Text Title Authors […]
Read moreWindows Explorer v Metadata There are one basic date shown by default in Windows Explorer: Date Modified. However, that is not necessarily the date when a file has been modified! For example, when a file is downloaded, the Date Modified of that file becomes the date (and time) it was downloaded. Therefore, a file which has not been modified for […]
Read moreIntroduction Previous articles describe accessing Metadata in Microsoft Office, both using the File Menu and using Visual Basic for Applications. This article investigates the two main sets of ways to viewing Document Properties in Windows Explorer. One set allows you to access them for one file at a time. A second way reveals them for multiple files. Both ways will […]
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