Time Stamp in Adobe

When I save a file in PhotoShop or other Adobe products the time of the file is not in sync with my computer clock - it is 7 hours early.
How do I reset the clock in Adobe? All other programs i.e.Word etc. are the correct time.
Thanks

Since there are a whole bunch of different "timestamps" associated with an image file, could you please be more specific about exactly what kind of file you saved, what date you're looking at, and how you accessed it?
For example, there are:
Windows creation date, as seen in Windows Explorer.
Windows modification date, as seen in Windows Explorer.
Windows accessed date, as seen in Windows Explorer..
Date Taken, as seen in Windows Explorer - Properties.
Windows creation date, as seen in Photoshop's File - File Info - Description tab.
Windows modification date, as seen in Photoshop's File - File Info - Description tab.
Photo capture Date/Time, as seen in Photoshop's File - File Info - Camera Data tab.
There are even more than the above.
A screen grab showing the problem would be ideal.
-Noel

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Feature Request Submission Form
Feature Request: Add Date / Time Stamp to Timecode Effect
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I was happily using PSE8 but 'upgraded' to PSE9. Since then I've been suffering from the following problem.
Somehow it looks like PSE knows that I'm in the UK and assumes that my camera's clock is set to GMT. So now we are in BST it adds one hour to the time stamp on RAW files. Whilst its bad enough that Adobe have assumed that it's their decision to do this and not the users, it doesn't do this to JPEGs. To make matters worse a few weeks ago, before realising I had this problem, I returned from Greece which is two hours ahead of GMT, and with my camera's clock set to BST it has left me totally confused.
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Hi,
Thank you for your response. I agree with your conclusion. I looked into the changes a little bit more after your mail and found that .jpg files that had not been altered i.e rotated prior importing to PSE 9 did not change. I rotate my .jpg pictures "lossless" in acdsee.
I have used PSE8 with the same procedure, but there everything works fine.
I enclose a few samples, if I can send the raw-files, Canon .cr2, due to size. Views from picture sorting in PSE9/ACDsee/Windows Live Photo Gallary are also enlosed.
Best regards,
TK
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2010 23:24:26 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Time stamp in PSE9 organizer messed up?
Hi,
Organizer handles the daylight savings time and hence it would make corrections automatically. So if a file is present in the catalog that has date stamp which falls under the day light savings period, then Organizer make the corrections automatically. So the 1 hour gap may be happening because of the same reason.
Though the problem which appears to me is that the same should happen for raw files as well.
It would be good if you could give some more information any set of files X.jpg and its corresponding raw file , say X.nef. Please share the date time stamps of both raw and jpegs for the same images files (Date Time Original and Date Time Digitized).
Also share your timezone information and if you have taken any of those pictures from a different timezone.
~V
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I get the following error information when signing a document only when I am using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro in the Internet Browser:
Creation of this signature could not be completed.
Error encountered while signing:
Timestamp signature property generation error:
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