Re: Find files in a date range?


Your script works, but does not have your "printf" parameter to show
the date after the file name. I guess that's "test arguments".
These scripts are very flexible, though! Makes me want to yell from
the mountain tops. M$ Window$ users know not what they miss!

Alex

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