This is a script which can be run either by reoccurring, manual or X10 triggered. Well it would be since it's a script.
It checks the date that the scrips were last accessed and gives you the option, depending on your ini settings, to delete them from your script folder.
It has a completely configurable ini file which also includes the option of saving a back up of the files it is going to remove.
I think it's a wonderful script, the problem is, I have no idea how to access the last accessed date of a file under Windows XP, in fact I have no idea how to put this script together, although, had I the knowledge to access XP and retrieve the data I would give it a go.
Any one like to take this on and write the script, or share how to access Windows?
If it works, which it will, it could be extended to the whole computer, a bit like Rupp did with his backup EXE.
Think, it could be your claim to fame.
It checks the date that the scrips were last accessed and gives you the option, depending on your ini settings, to delete them from your script folder.
It has a completely configurable ini file which also includes the option of saving a back up of the files it is going to remove.
I think it's a wonderful script, the problem is, I have no idea how to access the last accessed date of a file under Windows XP, in fact I have no idea how to put this script together, although, had I the knowledge to access XP and retrieve the data I would give it a go.
Any one like to take this on and write the script, or share how to access Windows?
If it works, which it will, it could be extended to the whole computer, a bit like Rupp did with his backup EXE.
Think, it could be your claim to fame.
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