Article is using Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Vista [Version 6.0.6001], Command Line.
DATE is a Windows program that is used to display or change the current date settings for your system.
Syntax:
DATE [ /T ]
DATE [ /? ]
| DATE | Typed alone, this command will display the current date, then it will prompt to input a new one. Press ENTER to keep the default setting. |
| /T | This will display the current date only- without prompting to enter a new one. |
| /? | Displays the built-in help text. |
Example:
- DATE /T
This will output the current date to the screen. My result was: Thu 07/16/2009.
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