NEWFILES.EXE

purpose: shows files within a directory (and all it's subdirectories) that
         have changed since a given date and time

note 1: this is a very primitive and quick&dirty thing - in fact, it was a
        20-line cmd-file for some years; it may contain some errors

note 2: the last write dates of the files are compared; it will not differentiate
        between a change of the file itself and the change of attributes belonging
        to the file - this may cause irritations: for example the program
        PMVIEW (by Peter Nielsen) may be configured in a way that it rebuilds all
        icons of all files in a directory dynamically when a file-open or file-save
        dialog is shown - this behaviour will lead to a new date/time-stamp of the
        files though only the extended attribute .icon changed

note 3: strictly the last change dates are compared - if a file with an older date
        is simply copied into a scanned dir w/o changing it to a new date/time-stamp
        it won't be shown as "new" or "changed"

The executable file NEWFILES.EXE is delivered in compressed form (LXLITE by A.
Zabolotny). The (VisPro-) REXX-code is accessible near the end of the file when
decompressed with lxlite.

This application is freeware in any respect.

Andreas Kieser
(andreas.kieser at epost.de)