This is an example for Yahoo quotes from Jan 1 2012 until April 1 2012.
So exchange YHOO for the ticker you want. And then:
a = start month (always dubble digit and 1 less then month number, so april is 03, dec is 11, etc)
b = start day (no 0 in front if < 10)
c = start year
d = end month (always dubble digit and 1 less then month number, so april is 03, dec is 11, etc)
e = end day (no 0 in front if < 10)
f = end year
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Was hoping for something a little more directly consumable, but a CSV isn't the worst thing in the world.