Help! Bridge Changing my created dates

Oh dear ... I am just learning Bridge and into the Keywords area. I have been adding some Keywords into my photos and occasionally rotating a photo. All was going well, then suddenly the Date Created started changing to today's date ... what am i doing wrong?????
I'm in Win Vista everything current with the updates and using CS4.
Thanks,
Sherry

Sherry - Both links still work for me, but I copied post #7 on second link about lightroom for you. Hope this works for you.
John O'Connor - 12:07pm Jan 30, 08 PST (#7 of 13) Edited: 30-Jan-2008 at 11:08am
In Bridge, "Date Created" is the date the Photograph was taken: i.e the date recorded by your camera and stored within the file. "Date File Created" is the date when you created the file on disc, that is the date/time when you downloaded the picture from your camera.
In Lightroom, you can change "Date Created" by using Metadata->Edit Capture Time. The metadata panel shows this as "Date Time Digitized" and "Date Time Original".
(take a look at Exif specification, http://www.exif.org/specifications.html.
On page 30, it explains DateTimeDigitized and DateTimeCaptured; both are usually the same for a digital camera, maybe not if it is really slow!).
So, Bridge's sort by "Date Created" is that recorded by Camera, whereas "Date File Modified" is the date your file on disc was modified.
A pity, though, that different Adobe programs would not use the same terminology.

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