True, but that will always have to be running.

>You can add SystemFileWatcher (don't have code sample handy, but simple enough to google) and then you will automatically know which files have changed recently.
>
>
>
>>>You successfully baited me.
>>>
>>>Try this (not tested and not in 2005. There are better ways to do it in 2005)
>>>

>>>            Dim files() As String
>>>            Dim fileList As New System.Text.StringBuilder
>>>            Dim myDate As DateTime = Date.Parse("1/22/2008")
>>>            Dim fileInfo As IO.FileInfo
>>>
>>>            files = IO.Directory.GetFiles("C:\", "*.*")
>>>
>>>            For i As Integer = 0 To files.Length - 1
>>>                fileInfo = New IO.FileInfo(files(1))
>>>                If fileInfo.LastWriteTime > myDate Then
>>>                    fileList.Append(files(i))
>>>                    fileList.Append(Environment.NewLine)
>>>                End If
>>>            Next
>>>
>>>            Dim writer As New IO.StreamWriter("C:\filelist.txt")
>>>            writer.Write(fileList.ToString)
>>>            writer.Close()
>>>

>>
>>Thanks, I'll translate into C# on Monday.