After spending 15 minutes attempting to browse and search for these files, I finally gave up. In fact, I spent each day teaching the class, the evenings with friends, and the nights writing new labs for the coming day’s class. When the Scripting Wife and I were in Montreal, Canada last October, I remember writing some additional Windows PowerShell labs for the class.

However, one thing I have not figured out used to be very easy in the Windows 95 days by using the old-fashioned Find utility-that is to find a file by date. I modified the indexing to include the full contents of my Windows PowerShell script files, and it works great. At times, I will ask her to find something that I have wasted 15 minutes seeking, and she can find it almost immediately.Ī case-in-point is Windows Search. In my office, often the Scripting Wife sits beside me and does whatever she does. In fact, when it comes to finding things on the Internet, the Scripting Wife often is faster than I am. I am not the best computer user in the world. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here.

Summary: Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, talks about using Windows PowerShell to find files modified by month and year.

Find files by date in finder