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My date and time is wrong when I save an edited photo to photoshop elements 18

  • March 3, 2018
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can anybody help me fix this? My date and time is wrong. Thanks!

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    Correct answer Little_Pale_Face

    Hi,

    This is a mainly user to user forum although some staff do pop in from time to time - you can tell who is what by looking to see if they have a badge under they name. Adobe sends all it email updates using the noreply address to protect users from getting spam. The best way to raise or respond is via a browser.

    Now for your problem. Which system are you running on?

    Which date are you referring to?

    If you using something like file explorer to search for a file, then that probably is looking at the last modified date which will get updated each time you edit it.

    Do you use the organizer?

    The organizer normally shows the date taken which shouldn't change when you edit the file.

    Brian

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    lorena_r_l48943335Author
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    March 3, 2018

    somebody sent me a "noreply" email from adobe.  I can't reply, of course.  And of course, there is nothing here on the message board repeating the message that I received from adobe.  Of course. Why does all of this have to be so complicated?  In case someone who responded to me from adobe sees this,

    yes I just purchased the photoshop elements 18 about a week ago and yes it has a 24 digit serial number and I have a windows 10 operating system, dell inspiron 1 year old. 64 bit.

    Little_Pale_Face
    Little_Pale_FaceCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    March 3, 2018

    Hi,

    This is a mainly user to user forum although some staff do pop in from time to time - you can tell who is what by looking to see if they have a badge under they name. Adobe sends all it email updates using the noreply address to protect users from getting spam. The best way to raise or respond is via a browser.

    Now for your problem. Which system are you running on?

    Which date are you referring to?

    If you using something like file explorer to search for a file, then that probably is looking at the last modified date which will get updated each time you edit it.

    Do you use the organizer?

    The organizer normally shows the date taken which shouldn't change when you edit the file.

    Brian

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    lorena_r_l48943335Author
    Participating Frequently
    March 3, 2018

    Thanks Brian, little pale face. I was under the impression that when I saved an edited file that it would post a new date and time. thank you for setting me straight on that and thank you so much for taking the time to help me.  Ruth

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