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Attribute Changer shell extension (freeware) is a power user tool to change all kind of file and folder attributes, date, time and even NTFS compression.
Exif date and time information stored in digital images are easily altered with Attribute Changer. It perfectly integrates into the Windows Shell and is available with a right-click on files, folders and drives. It features an easy to use graphical user interface with lots of exciting features.
Exif date and time information stored in digital images are easily altered with Attribute Changer. It perfectly integrates into the Windows Shell and is available with a right-click on files, folders and drives. It features an easy to use graphical user interface with lots of exciting features.
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Version 6.20 of Attribute Changer adds support for 64-bit Windows Explorer and delivers a strong feature set from changing attributes, date and time stamps on files, folders and JPEG photos (EXIF date and time information).
Read more about the latest enhancements on the product information page.
Read more about the latest enhancements on the product information page.

Frequently asked ... how to launch Attribute Changer ?
Simply right-click on files, folders and drives in Windows Explorer and choose the "Change attributes..." context menu item.
Some history ...
The first public release was available in May 1999 and in the beginning, about 30 monthly visitors visited the website whereas now an average of 8000 visitors per month is counted.
Simply right-click on files, folders and drives in Windows Explorer and choose the "Change attributes..." context menu item.
Some history ...
The first public release was available in May 1999 and in the beginning, about 30 monthly visitors visited the website whereas now an average of 8000 visitors per month is counted.
Includes 64-bit Support for Windows XP / Vista / 7