Wrong date when synchronizing from Photoshop elements 3.0/4.0

When I synchronize my photos from photoshop elements (I have tried both version 3.0 and 4.0) the dates displayed above the thumbs in the different folders become February 2040.
I have put my photos in different collections in PE which are recognized nicely within Itunes. I turned on the "enable disk use" and "include full-resolution photo" options. I can also see that the database structure built within the Ipod is correct (year->month->day) still the date displayed above the folders when scrolling through the thumbs is incorrect.
I have been busy quite a while now, but I can't find the answer, anyone there who knows the solution?
ipod Other OS ipod

I am experiencing the same thing. Regardless of what photos I sync to my iPod 60GB, the date on top is always February 2040!
iPod / Windows / Photoshop Starter Album ver 3.0 Windows XP Pro

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À : Michel ROUSSEAU
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How to transfer the photo captions from Photoshop Elements 12 organizer to Adobe Revel albums ?
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