FindData

From: Geir Baardsen (geir_baardsen_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 03/24/05 

Date: 24 Mar 2005 02:50:20 -0800

I try to use a procedure that receives the last access data of a file,
but keep getting the message: FindData is spesific to a platform.

Now I use win98 and D6, so if FindData, declared in the SysUtils, is
specific to a platform and not win98, what is wrong?

e.g.:
 
 (((TLargeInteger(SearchRec.FindData....etc

Anybody got an example of how to access this information.

I want to check when and if a user accessed a certain file of those he
is allowed to access.

Me.Name

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