Here is all what I have done 
use strict;

use Win32;
use Win32::ODBC;

use File::Find;
use File::stat;
use File::Spec;

use Time::localtime;

system("cls");
my $start_time = ctime();
print "\nStart Time: $start_time\n\n";
print "Full Path,Size (Byte),Created,Modified,Accessed,File Name,Type\
+n";

find(\&wanted, @ARGV);

sub wanted 
{
    return unless -f;     
    my $sb = stat ($File::Find::name);
    my $ct ||= localtime $sb->ctime;
    my $mt ||= localtime $sb->mtime;
    my $at ||= localtime $sb->atime;
    my $size = $sb->size;
    my ($volume,$directories,$file) = File::Spec->splitpath($File::Fin
+d::name);
    my $ext = $file;
    $ext =~ s/\.(.+)$//;
    printf "%s,%s,%02d/%02d/%02d,%02d/%02d/%02d,%02d/%02d/%02d,%s,%s\n
+",
             $File::Find::name, $sb->size,
             $ct->mon()+1,$ct->mday(),$ct->year %100,
             $mt->mon()+1,$mt->mday(),$mt->year %100, 
             $at->mon()+1,$at->mday(),$at->year %100,
             $file,$1   
}
my $end_time = ctime();
print "\nEnd Time: $end_time\n";

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Does this help?...Cheers.

Google search didnot return any examples (just docs!!!!).
Blackadder

In reply to Re^4: Win32 Folder Properties by blackadder
in thread Win32 Folder Properties by blackadder

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