August 29, 2008 08:12pm pdt

1. strung 5,900
2. ozo 2,000
3. Makaveli... 1,600
4. pheidius 1,000

1. weed 49,667
2. brettmjohn... 24,200
3. eoinosullivan 21,952
4. pike480 21,049
5. sgstuart 19,120
6. strung 16,192
7. njxbean 15,480
8. slyong 13,946
9. in-effect 11,972
10. walsellers 9,080
11. davidis99 8,584
12. heterony... 8,411
13. idarmadi 7,140
14. andyoww 6,000
15. Dave_W... 5,900
16. GrnPhoenix 5,239
17. leew 4,600
18. pheidius 4,564
19. TaysHovel 4,500
20. cracky 4,250
21. scrathcyboy 4,000
21. clausbroch 4,000
23. georgemp 3,961
24. sciwriter 3,748
25. randdv8 3,600

10.15.2007 at 10:08AM PDT, ID: 22894064

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Copy by date on a mac

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I am unfamilar with mac os. In windows you can use the xcopy command to copy items by date. Xcopy will also recurse directories meaning it will copy the entire folder structure as well.

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Copy by date on a mac

Asked by rilliam in Mac OS X, Mac OS 10.1 (Cheetah)

Tags: mac, xcopy, command, copy, date

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