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What command should i use to get written off to a local text file all the files created &quot;Today&quot; (not the las 24 hours, but al the files created after 00:00 the current day), ordered by name?<br />
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would it be something like.. <br />
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plink -P port -l user -pw pass machineName &nbsp;&quot;command here&quot; &gt;&gt;&nbsp;myfile.txt 2&gt;&amp;1
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What command should i use to get written off to a local text file all the files created "Today" (not the las 24 hours, but al the files created after 00:00 the current day), ordered by name?

would it be something like.. 

plink -P port -l user -pw pass machineName  "command here" >> myfile.txt 2>&1

Plink get today's files to txt file

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