Stamp is a program to recursively reset the timestamps.  It was
written mainly as a work-around to a bug in DirectCD.

CD-RW's formatted by DirectCD and used for backups have this problem -
every time a file is written to the CD-RW, the time stamps (creation,
access etc) are reset to the time of copying.  This is a major pain if
you are trying to use any incremetal backup system.  With Stamp, you
can issue the command

stamp.exe <source> <destination>

which will recursively look at all the files under <source> and find
the corresponding file under <target> (same tree structure).  It will
then see if the file under <target> is newer.  If so, it will reset
the <target> file's time stamps to be the same as the <source> files.

Usage example:

stamp.exe "C:\Documents and Setting\Bill Clinton\old" X:\Monica
Notice the double quotes if the <source> or <target> contains
white spaces.

If issued with no arguments (ie, doubleclick) or if the arguments are
not valid folders, stamp will let you browse for source and target.

If no arguments, stamp will also give you an option of looking at the
log file (created in the system temp directory).

Installation:

Just unzip to the folder of your choice (I recommend
C:\Program Files\Stamp).

This program doesn't create any registry entries or mess with your
system in any other way (other than creating a temp file
$TEMP$\stamp.log when run.)

To uninstall, just delete all the files in the installation folder.