SizeMove is email-ware, which means that if you like it I would really like to
receive a mail from 
you telling me so.
SizeMove will let you move files from one directory into another, depending on
the file-size.

USAGE:
SizeMove <source> <dest> [min=<n bytes>] [max=<n bytes>] [is=<n bytes>] [LIST]
[QUIET]

SOURCE     - source-dir
DEST       - destination-dir
MIN        - Minimum filesize to list
MAX        - Maximum filesize to list
IS         - Only list files that are exactly this size
LIST       - Do not move files, only list them.
QUIET      - Do not output any additional information, 
             should be used if you want to redirect the output to a file.

example:
SizeMove BBS:upload/ tmp: min=50000 max=100000 ;This will move files in the 50K
-> 100K range

SizeMove tmp: store: max=1000000  ;This will move files that are 1MB or less in
size.


This should be quite simple to figure out I guess, but if you are stuck feel
free to 
send me a mail.

SizeList is part of a serie of smart little tools. You should also check out the
following tools:

DayCopy
DayDelete
DayMove
DayList
SizeDelete
SizeList
SizeCopy


Version History:

1.02 Fixed bug in the exit-routine.

1.01 Now uses raw-mode for input, so the input will not be put in the CON's
history.
     Reported by Stefan Schulz

1.0  First public release

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[generic]                 8205   13868  59.2% -lh5- d839 Nov 14  1998 SizeMove
[generic]                  775    1511  51.3% -lh5- b8fc Nov 14  1998 SizeMove.readme
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