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Yes, I do!
To do date/time comparisons you need to use some ISO format like this:
Yes, I do!
Sounds like they meant Content Creation Date to be when you started working on it in the application that created it while the other one is when it was first written to this filesystem. I could see how this would be good for searching for photos or movie data as it was created long before it was written to your filesystem.
FSCreationDate vs. ContentCreationDate
kMDItemFSCreationDate is the date that the filesystem records as being when the file was created. kMDItemContentCreationDate would be when the content of the file was created and is stored as part of that content. The two should usually be the same, but could get out of sync for various reasons, e.g. if the file is duplicated, the FSCreationDate might change while the ContentCreationDate would stay the same.
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