YYMMDD 1.4 displays the date in form YY/MM/DD, without CrLf.
You can thus PIPE it into files:
        YYMMDD.com >> MyFile.Txt

optional separator can be put on the command line.

e.g.
     YYMMDD -
       gives 00-12-31

     YYMMDD none
       gives 001231

     YYMMDD space
       gives 00 12 31

     YYMMDD .
       gives 00.12.31

     YYMMDD
       gives 00/12/31

to internally date stamp them. Copyrighted but may be
distributed freely for non-military use only. MASM/OptASM
source included. Often used in conjunction with HHMM to
stamp the time. If you want a four digit year, use
YYYYMMDD.com At this point we support no other formats, e.g.
MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY. See also HHMM.com. Version 1.4 adds
the optional command line separator.