Thank you for assisting me in my journies! This script is working well for what I hoped it would do.

However, it is a bit slow....but works. I would like to experiment using a hash, then reading the hash index for speed. Do you think that would speed it up a little?

Also, if I were to put old mp3s in an old folder, could I perform an unlink on them? I'll give it the ole try...

I'll keep you posted on my new and exciting journies.....

Thanks again for all you've done to help get me "Started".

Rob Allen II

In reply to Re: (Ovid) Re(3): How do I write NT perl script to search mult. dirs and output to a file? by rallen11
in thread How do I write NT perl script to search mult. dirs and output to a file? by rallen11

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