AFT WILL PRODUCE A FILE CONTAINING THE NAMES OF THE
   	FILES CREATED OR MODIFIED AFTER A GIVEN DATE AND TIME.
	IT CAN BE RUN EITHER AS AN MCR COMMAND OR BY THE RUN
	COMMAND. IT PROMPTS WITH:
 
 		AFT>
 
 	AND EXPECTS A COMMAND STRING OF THE FORM:
 
 		FILE=DEV:/AF:DD-MMM-YY HH+MM
 
 	WHERE DEV: IS THE DEVICE ON WHICH THE SCAN IS TO BE
 	DONE (DEV: DEFAULTS TO SY:) AND "FILE" IS THE FILE
 	TO WHICH THE INFORMATION IS TO BE WRITTEN.
 		AFT WILL ALSO DO A CURSORY CHECK OF THE FILE
 	HEADERS ON THE INDEX FILE WHILE IT IS IN THERE ANYWAY.
 	THE INFORMATION IS GENERALLY CLOSE TO THAT WHICH YOU
 	MIGHT GET FROM RUNNING "VFY" IN READ CHECK MODE, BUT
 	RUNS FASTER. "VFY" IS ABLE TO FIND MORE ERRORS OF COURSE
 	SINCE IT READS ALL THE ALLOCATED BLOCKS ON THE DISK AND
 	THEREFORE CAN FIND PARITY ERRORS, ETC. ON THE VOLUME.
 	"AFT" DOES NOT DO ANYTHING LIKE THE "VFY" CONSISTENCY
 	CHECK OR LOST FILE SCAN.