[Eric Pement]

David, thanks for the suggestion, but it inserts the string “Invalid Date” into the replacement field.
I am using the Replace command (Ctrl+H), or “Search > Replace” from the menubar on top, with “Wrap Around” checked and “Regular Expressions” chosen in the radio buttons

I figured it out when I read the documentation on the JavaScript Date object. It wants milliseconds. Epoch seconds (Unix time) are literal seconds. They are not milliseconds.

The solution worked when I changed the replace portion to: \J new Date(“\0” * 1000)

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