Include the output of 'date /t' in a command?

[Termina]

Hey,

I downloaded bsdtar for Win32, so I could use the backup script I'm familar with (on linux) with Windows 2000.

I need to back up some files weekly, and having a static name isn't an option; I'd just end up overwriting the package every week, defeating the purpose of of it all.

In linux, I'd give a command like this:

tar cvzf /home/user/package-`date +%F`.tar.gz /home/user/public_html

Which would generate a file called 'package-2006-04-07.tar.gz'.

However, I'm unable (with CMD) to do something similar.

echo date /t only shows "date /t"

echo `date /t` shows the same

as does "echo 'date /t'"

If anyone could point me in the right direction, I'd appreciate it. :)

[Termina]

Bump?

Surely it's possible to run one command inside of another... =/