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pkzip 2.04g command line problem

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I need to archive old pcl files but am having trouble with the date options.
the -T parameter compresses files older than the specified date
the -t paramter compresses files equal or newer than the specified date.
The command has to be version 2.04g compatable for work.
pkzip -T 080105 test.zip *.pcl results in all files being compressed regardless of date
pkzip -t 080105 test.zip *.pcl results in no files found to compress.
Do you think it could be the format of the system date not being compatable with the older program (mmddyyyy vs mmddyy?
 
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