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the date/time that the copy operation is carried out - 20 July in the above example).This Bundle includes a Bovee 1000 and cable for cars equipped with original or aftermarket iPod integration specifically Jaguar XF, XJ and XK (2009-2012)Land Rover Discovery, Range Rover and Range Rover Sport (2009-2012). Some systems faithfully preserve the "date modified" when copying or moving by giving the copy the same "date modified" value as the original but there is nothing to stop an app being designed to write out the file copy as a completely new file - containing exactly the same contents, and having the same filename, as the original but with a "date modified" and "date created" which are both the current date/time (i.e. I believe that is how it is supposed to work but whether the theory is achieved in practice depends on what you are using to do the copy or move operation.
Because the filename is part of the file system directory, not part of the data in the file itself, changing the filename will not cause the "date modified" or "date created" to change. If, instead of copying the file, it is moved, then the file on the original disk will disappear and the file on the target disk will have the same "date created" (1 July) and "date modified" (6 July). If you then copy that file to a USB drive on 20 July, the file on the USB drive should have a "date modified" of 6 July and a "date created" of 20 July. If you update the spreadsheet file on 6 July then the "date created" will still be 1 July but the "date modified" will be 6 July. So, for example, if you create a spreadsheet on your computer drive on 1 July it will initially have a "date created" of 1 July and a "date modified" of 1 July. The "date created" is the date that a copy of the file was created on a particular disk (drive/card). The rationale seems to be that "date modified" is the date when the data in the file was last updated. I have never been able to find any "official" definition of the "date created" and "date modified" fields which are maintained by the file system.
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