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Picaso Question- I updated a folder in year 4501?


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27-Mar-2005, 12:17 PM #1
Picaso Question- I updated a folder in year 4501?
How is this possible and how can I change the date on Picasa? I have it set to list the folders I recently changed to make it easier to find the folders I use the most- and ALL the folders listed as updated in 4501 are folders that I haven't even opened in months.

Any suggestions? Thanks
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