Change Date Original in EXIF?

I'm scanning some historical 35mm slides & negatives.
After importing into LR3, I used Edit Metadata Capture Time to change the date the original photos were taken. In EXIF Metadata I now have Date Time Original, Date Time Digitised & Date Time all the same = the original date I input. Clearly that isn't what I need! Any ideas how to change the dates "correctly" so that Original = date photo taken, Digitised = my scanning date. Presumeably the simple Date Time entry is the date & time last modified - or is it?
If LR3 wont change the dates, any suggestions on suitable Windows software to change Metadata info?
Regards .......... Bob Murphy

Bob_EVL wrote:
I'm scanning some historical 35mm slides & negatives.
If LR3 wont change the dates, any suggestions on suitable Windows software to change Metadata info?
Regards .......... Bob Murphy
ExifTool and ExifToolGUI http://freeweb.siol.net/hrastni3/
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