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

USAGE:
SizeDelete <dir> [min=<n bytes>] [max=<n bytes>] [is=<n bytes>] [LIST] [QUIET]

DIR    - Dir to delete files from.
MIN    - Minimum filesize to copy
MAX    - Maximum filesize to copy
IS     - Only copy files that are exactly this size
LIST   - Do not copy files, only list them.
QUIET  - Do not ask questions, this is smart to use in scripts where 
         you don't want the program to wait for your response.

example:
SizeDelete tmp:  min=50000 max=100000 ;This will delete files in the 50K -> 100K range from tmp:

SizeDelete store: store3:tmp/ max=1000000 LIST ;This will list files in store: 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.

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

DayCopy
DayDelete
DayMove
DayList
SizeCopy
SizeMove
SizeList


Version History:

1.02 Fixed a 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

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                 7912   13300  59.5% -lh5- 7e9d Nov 14  1998 SizeDelete
[generic]                  765    1498  51.1% -lh5- 0263 Nov 14  1998 SizeDelete.readme
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 Total         2 files    8677   14798  58.6%            Nov 20  1998