This is a shell extension that allows you to automatically 'datestamp' files from the context menu in explorer.  For example, I might right-click on a file named:

hello.txt

...and select dsm_datestamp, and the file would be renamed to:

hello.05.04.13.1238.txt

If you run it on a file that already looks like it's been datestamped, it will update the datestamp.  It can operate on multiple files.

This is useful for archiving backups and what not.

To install, move the .dll (the x86 or x64 version) to your system32 directory, and at the command line, run:

cd c:\windows\system32
regsvr32 dsm_datestamp_x86.dll

To uninstall:

cd c:\windows\system32
regsvr32 /u dsm_datestamp_x86.dll

Obviously you can use whatever dir you like, as long as you leave the .dll there.

Enjoy.

-Dan

