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#	@(#)Help	13.3 (RC International) 91/12/02

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ABSTRACT:

	The "filesize" task prints the names of the largest files
	in the directory you specify.

TITLE:List Largest File(s) in a given Directory
F1:Directory to be searched: 
	Name of the directory that you wish to search. There is no
	default for this field. The directory must be an absolute
	path (beginning with slash (/)) to an existing directory.
	Warning: Takes longer for shorter path names such as "/".
F2:Number of large files to be reported:
	This field allows you to enter a positive integer value
	that specifies how many large files to report.  If you don't
	enter a number, the 10 largest files in the directory will
	be listed.
sizenokhelp:

	An error occurred while attempting to get the list of files
	you asked for.  The error may be because the directory
	does not have any files in it.  You may specify a 
	different directory and number of files, or you may quit the 
	"filesize" task.
sizeokhelp:

	You are looking at a listing of the 'n' largest files in the
	directory you specified (where 'n' is the number you specified
	on the first "filesize" task form).

	Files are listed in the order of largest to smallest, so the
	largest files will appear first in the list.

	The format of the display is:

	       file size     date of
	owner  (characters)  last access  filename
	-----  ------------  -----------  --------