FindF  v1.1 by Phil Herron               REGISTRATION $10.00
LOCATE FIND DISK FILE UTILITY HERRON JAN90 UTIL
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*  File search covers all directories of a drive.

*  Display is paused whenever screen becomes full.

*  Program can be terminated early with the ESCape key.
   A SUMMARY section displays the number of files found and
   the number of directories searched.

*  Can be incorporated into batch routines.

*  Quantity discounts for multiple registrations.

*  New in this version:
   FINDF can now search subdirectories nested up to sixteen
   levels deep, just in case anyone uses that many levels.

   Previous versions employed white text on black background
   exclusively; this version uses the default colors in
   effect when the program is started.


Syntax: FINDF [filename.ext] [/S(hort display format)]


With the  growing storage capacities  of modern  disk drives,
more and  more files  can be  kept online,  in more  and more
subdirectories.  With so  much space available, files  can be
misplaced more efficiently than ever before.

FINDF(ile) searches  the root and  all subdirectories  of the
default  drive for  specified file(s),  and  writes the  file
information to screen or disk.  Useful for locating misplaced
files  or  for   generating  a  listing  of   all  files  and
subdirectories on a drive.

FINDF has several output formats.   In default mode, complete
data  is  given  for  each   file  found:  drive,  directory,
filename.ext,  size,   date,  time.   In   optional  [/S(hort
display)] mode,  only the drive, directory,  and filename.ext
are given.

Output  can  be redirected  to  a  file for  documenting  the
contents of  a disk.   Output includes  system date  and time
stamp (documentation includes  a sample batch file  that will
generate a  listing of  all files  and subdirectories  on the
default drive).

Hardware Requirements : IBM PC, XT, AT or compatible
                        with at least 64K RAM.

Other Requirements    : DOS 2.1 or later.

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