Re: In search of a text retreavel tool

The built in command line utility findstr should work. So, open your command prompt and type:
findstr /m /s "string you want to search" "path to the directory"
The /s switch tells the utility to search the directory and its subdirectories.
The /m switch tells the program to output only the filename it found the string from and not the string itself. So if you wwant to see also the string, just remove the /m from the command.

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