> Hello all.  I was using the INet control to check to see if a certain
> file existed in a certain directory on an FTP site.  But, now I've
> realized that I need to see the modified date that is attached to that
> file.  I'm not sure how to get it using the INet control.  I've used
> the DIR command which just brings back the file name.  I realize that
> I could just get the file, save it somewhere and use FSO to check the
> date, but I really don't want to have to pull the file back if I don't
> have to.  Is there a way to do this with INet?

> Thanks,
> Jennifer

> I don't think there is a way to get the file date with the Inet transfer
> control.  You'd have to use the FtpFindFirstFile() API call which returns
> the file creation/access/write times (in a WIN32_FIND_DATA type structure.)

> > Hello all.  I was using the INet control to check to see if a certain
> > file existed in a certain directory on an FTP site.  But, now I've
> > realized that I need to see the modified date that is attached to that
> > file.  I'm not sure how to get it using the INet control.  I've used
> > the DIR command which just brings back the file name.  I realize that
> > I could just get the file, save it somewhere and use FSO to check the
> > date, but I really don't want to have to pull the file back if I don't
> > have to.  Is there a way to do this with INet?

> > Thanks,
> > Jennifer