J Jerry Nov 15, 2006 #1 Is there a way to move files within DOS based on the date/time they were created?
T Tim Slattery Nov 15, 2006 #2 Jerry said: Is there a way to move files within DOS based on the date/time they were created? Click to expand... There's no DOS in XP, but there is a 32-bit command console. Open a console window and type xcopy /? That will give you all the details on how to use the xcopy command. The /D switch does exactly what you want.
Jerry said: Is there a way to move files within DOS based on the date/time they were created? Click to expand... There's no DOS in XP, but there is a 32-bit command console. Open a console window and type xcopy /? That will give you all the details on how to use the xcopy command. The /D switch does exactly what you want.
P Pegasus \(MVP\) Nov 15, 2006 #3 Jerry said: Is there a way to move files within DOS based on the date/time they were created? Click to expand... Presumably you mean the Command Prompt, not DOS. DOS is an operating system, same as Windows or Linux. Your best bet is probably xxcopy.exe. You can download it from several sites.
Jerry said: Is there a way to move files within DOS based on the date/time they were created? Click to expand... Presumably you mean the Command Prompt, not DOS. DOS is an operating system, same as Windows or Linux. Your best bet is probably xxcopy.exe. You can download it from several sites.
