Check file size in c shell script?

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Name: dado1
Date: September 24, 2005 at 17:16:25 Pacific
Subject: Check file size in c shell script?
OS: Win XP
CPU/Ram: 1GB

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Hi,
I want to use an 'if statement' that will check if the file is greater in size than a certain value, but cannot get it to work. I know that adding 'c' to a value makes it in kilobytes and that + means greater and - less, but I do not know how to use 'size' command with this because if(size +10c filename) does not work for me.
Your help is appreciated!

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