Any example of windows xp dos script(.bat) that when run will iterate all subdirectories and list all files that have date updated since yesterday time?

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This should get you pretty close to what you need. I pipe this to a txt file called dir.txt on my desktop.

@echo off

XCOPY * "%TEMP%" /H /L /S /Y /D:10-06-2011 >> "C:\Users\Greg\Desktop\dir.txt"

The /L switch is important because that tells you what files would be copied.

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but i do not need to copy files. i only need to list the files since 10-06-2011 – user41999 Oct 10 '11 at 1:06
This won't copy files if you use the /L switch...it will only tell you what it would copy. – GregD Oct 10 '11 at 1:37
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