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Topic Date Ranges paragraph 3 has incorrect example (V12 example incorrectly "updated"):
For example, /[d2010-12-31,2010-1-1] selects files modified between December 31, 2010 and January 1, 2011.
The 3rd paragraph below the table of examples (none of which show a "date exclusion range"!) refers to the date 1980-01-01 as the oldest PC file date - only true for FAT file systems. The actual example is correct, but the reference to the "zero point" etc. is not. With NTFS if I copy a document from the Civil War I can set its modification date to the document's actual date. Useful for a document archivist!
Note: There ought to be a prefix for HELP nits!
For example, /[d2010-12-31,2010-1-1] selects files modified between December 31, 2010 and January 1, 2011.
The 3rd paragraph below the table of examples (none of which show a "date exclusion range"!) refers to the date 1980-01-01 as the oldest PC file date - only true for FAT file systems. The actual example is correct, but the reference to the "zero point" etc. is not. With NTFS if I copy a document from the Civil War I can set its modification date to the document's actual date. Useful for a document archivist!
Note: There ought to be a prefix for HELP nits!