FOR command

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Studyhawk

I have been given the task to create a command line
utility that will generate a list of files by date (30
days from current date). I would like to use the FOR
command with the %~tl variable. I am by no means a
programmer and am having difficulty generating a list of
files that are dated 30 days from the current date.

Any suggestions, or should I go about this another way.

Thanks.
 
I recently used the "forfiles" resource kit utility for this.

I used it to files over 30 days old. I don't have the exact command to hand
right now, but I can post it tomorrow.

Having said that, the best thing to do is to report this to
microsoft.public.win2000.cmdprompt.admin. There are some brilliant guys
over there who know this stuff inside out.

Regards

Oli
 

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