Can someone please help me search a rtf file?

I'm able to find desired text in a txt file but not a rtf file.

I would like to find the date after the text "Date of Last Update:" and count the number of signatures in the file.

I've not had luck with RTF::Tokenizer or Win32::OLE.

I will eventually print the directory, filename, date the file was uploaded, date of last update, and number of signatures.

Thanks for your help. 

    use strict;
    use warnings;

    use File::stat;
    use Time::localtime;
    use RTF::Tokenizer;
    require Win32::OLE;
    
    sub get_data_from_file ;
    
    my $fullpath = my $dir = 'C:\Test';
    my %hash;    
        
    opendir (DIR, $dir) or die $!;
    while (my $dir = readdir(DIR)) {
        my $file = $fullpath = 'C:\Test\\' . $dir;     
        opendir (FILE, $file) or die $!;
        while (my $file = readdir(FILE)) {
            if ($file =~/RTF/ || $file =~/rtf/  ){
            # if ( $file =~/txt/ ){
            # print "fullpath = $fullpath file is $file\n";
                # $hash{$dir}{$file}{PATH} = $fullpath . '\\' . $file;
                my $upload_date = ctime(stat($fullpath . '\\' . $file)
+->mtime);
                $hash{$dir}{$file}{UPLOAD_DATE} = $upload_date;
                # print "dir is $dir file is $file date is $hash{$dir}
+{$file}{UPLOAD_DATE}\n";
                # print $hash{$dir}{$file}{PATH};
                open (IN, $fullpath . '\\' . $file) or die ("Can't ope
+n the input file $!");
                while ( <IN> ){
                    # Try to find date on this line "Document Owner: D
+ate of Last Update: 10/15/2013
                    #print $_;
                    chomp;
                    if( m/Date of Last Update:(.*)/) {
                        print $1;
                        next;
                    }  
                    # Count the number of signature lines  
            
                    
                }
                close (IN);
            }
        }
        #print "dir is $dir\n";
    }
    closedir(DIR);
    closedir(FILE);
    
    #print_data (\%hash);
    
    sub print_data { 
        my ($h_ref) = @_; 
    
        foreach my $dir (keys %$h_ref){
            foreach my $file (keys $h_ref->{$dir}){
                print "$dir, $file, $h_ref->{$dir}{$file}{UPLOAD_DATE}
+\n";
            }
        }    
        
    }

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Sample Document 

Document #: 000    Version #: 1
Document Owner:  Someone    Date of Last Update: 10/15/2013
Written by: Someone    Status: Approved


General Description

Purpose


Definitions
Procedures





Sign-Off Approvals



______________________________________________________/_____/_____
Jane Doe, CEO                                Date



______________________________________________________/_____/_____
John Doe, CFO                                 Date

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