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Is it possible to change the &quot;Last Opened&quot; file attribute/description on Mac OS X? If so, how would a user do it?<br />
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The OS X version is 10.4.11<br />
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Thank you,<br />
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Is it possible to change the "Last Opened" file attribute/description on Mac OS X? If so, how would a user do it?

The OS X version is 10.4.11

Thank you,



Can you change file attributes in Mac OS X?

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