Alex,

When I realized you did not want to monitor it real-time, I thought I could write the script myself, bad thinking, my scripting abilities are completely rusty <g>

Anyways, I wrote something that should get you started, it is missing the ownership information and, as I said, I do not write scripts very often, so take it with a grain of salt

Create a file with a vbs extension and paste the code below, and to call it use

C:>YourFile YourRootFolder YourDesiredSize

I am not sure how big can YourDesiredSize be

Option ExplicitOption Explicit

Dim oArgs, oRootFolder, oFSO, oFolder, nSize, nDays

Set oArgs = WScript.Arguments

if oArgs.Count = 0 then
	WScript.Echo "Folder name required"
end if

Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
on error resume next
Set oRootFolder = oFSO.GetFolder(oArgs(0))
On Error Goto 0

if oArgs.Count = 2 then
	nSize = clng(oArgs(1))
else
	nSize = 10000
end if

if oArgs.Count = 3 then
	nDays = cInt(oArgs(2))
else
	nDays = 1
end if

if IsObject(oRootFolder) then
	CheckFiles oRootFolder, nSize, nDays
else
	WScript.Echo "Folder " & oArgs(0) & " not found"
end if


Sub CheckFiles(oFolder, nSize, nDays)

Dim oFile

for each oFile in oFolder.Files
	if oFile.Size >= nSize and DateDiff("h", oFile.DateCreated, Now) <= nDays  then
		WScript.Echo oFile.Path & "  " & oFile.Size & "  " & oFile.DateCreated & "  " & DateDiff("h", oFile.DateCreated, Now)
	end if
next
for each oFolder in oFolder.SubFolders
	CheckFiles oFolder, nSize, nDays
next
end sub

[Update]
I added another parameter for the age of the file in days

>I've been reading the website you posted for a couple of hours and, unless I have missed something, haven't found anything that could help me. In particular, it is not structured as a tutorial but more as a show and tell of what it can do.
>
>I will keep reading.