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Name: astroraptor Date: July 8, 2002 at 05:34:39 Pacific
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Well, I'd say get a utility that extracts the date to a variable and then deletes any files that were created during that date or whatever you want to do.
Summary: here is a new solution to delete old files by date -------------------------- example: delete all files that are older than today lsfdt -m lt -d t *.* > c:\temp\filelist.txt delflist c:\temp\filelist....
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