Okay, fixed it now, the quotation marks were a bit buggered.

Important notes:

This only works on Win2k/XP/NT4, it could probably be modified to work on 98/ME, but I'm not going to spend my time figuring it out. The main problem I see is that in pre-98 OSes, the date /t command still asked you to change the time, so you'll have to figure out how to get it to just report the date without asking you to type a new date.

I removed the DATEDELIM variable since it didn't make much sense. However, note that in the line that starts with "for /f" there must be a space between the / and the " like so:

delim=/ "

You have to set up the destination directory yourself, and fill in character name where necessary

You probably want to set up a Scheduled Task to run this on a regular basis, whether that's daily, weekly, or whatever. Setting up a Scheduled Task is different in each OS so I'll leave that to you to figure out.

~Cele