LS.EXE


                                            CLASS: UNIX



NAME:   LS.EXE          List files

SYNOPSIS:
    ls [-1CFRT<days>acdlnrstuw<width>] [<files/directory>...]


OPTIONS:
    -1          Give single column output (automatic if piped to a file)
    -C          Give multi column output
    -F          Show file attribute (*=exec \=dir  -=read only)
    -R          Recursive
    -T<days>    Only show files not greater than <days> days ago
                    -T1 show today and yesterday -T only today
    -a          Include "." files
    -c          Sort in create time order
    -d          List directories not contents
    -e          Sort by extension
    -l          Long listing with size, date, time and attributes
    -n          No sort
    -r          Reverse given sort
    -s          Sort by size
    -t          Sort by modify time (In DOS same as -c)
    -u          Sort by access time (In DOS same as -c)
    -w<width>   Set width of columns (default = 80)
    -x          Give column output down the page


EXAMPLE:
        ls -T7R

            Shows all files on disk drive changed in the last week