In the early days of Windows (3.1, Windows 95) there was a wonderful feature, called "Find", which could be used for finding files on your computer.
Some *** has decided to remove this feature and "integrate" it in the regular Windows explorer.
Although it has most probably been done with the best intentions, in many cases it's not working: I type file:*.bak and when I'm lucky (mostly I'm not) my computer searches for a *.bak file.
So, I've decided to go for the good old commandline, and when I need to search for a file, I go to the major directory and type dir /S /B *.bak, and it's working like a charm!
But ... the last modification date is not shown, which makes it quite difficult to see which is the latest bak-file in my list.
Does anybody know how to add the last modification date to a Dir /S /B result?
Thanks in advance