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  3. March 2014

Re: wrklnk and file sizes

Be very careful in there. Read about option 9. Understand what it does. Like it a lot but use it CAREFULLY.

Also note that it has a limitation (I would call it a 'bug' but....) in that any files over 2GB in size will not be deleted by option 9. You must delete those yourself.

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On 3/28/2014 8:30 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Quite easily done.
Instead of using option 5 to view a directory, use option 2 to edit a
directory.
Or, if you're really queer for a direct from the command line approach try
edtf '/rob'
Once in there position your cursor in the data for the "Size" column. NOT
the column heading.
Press F16 to sort.
Pretty impressive?


Rob Berendt


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