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Output from PIPEDIR is suitable for piping filenames and directory names into other applications. PIPEDIR is also handy for finding and cataloging files on a hard disk. Using /F will give you a detailed display. The /D and /R options are useful for deleting files and removing directories.
Usage: PIPEDIR <filespec> [filespec ... ] /S/W/H/T/P/X/A/N/F/D/R/Q/I/+/-
/S includes all subdirectories below Path.
/W WHEREIS mode, assumes /S and root directory.
/H include hidden and system files.
/T gives only directory names.
/P same as /T but adds a \ to the end.
/X exclude current directory.
/A files that have been modified since last backup.
/N names only, no path.
/F full display, size, date, time, attributes.
/D deletes files.
/R remove directory, all files, and all subdirectories.
/Q ask before delete.
/I Inventory Mode - Comma delimited ascii file information.
Fields - Name, Size, Date, Time, File Attribute
/+DATE all files after date.
/-DATE all files before date.
This program becomes a WHEREIS program by copying it to WHEREIS.EXE.
At the command prompt type:
COPY PIPEDIR.EXE WHEREIS.EXEThen run it as WHEREIS.

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