Question about the FIND command. Is this possible?
I have a file that I would like to remove some lines which have unique
texts. Lets say "PhraseA", "PhraseB" and "PhraseC"
I know that I could do
Find /V "PhraseA" orig.txt >temp1.txt
Find /V "PhraseB" temp1.txt >temp2.txt
Find /V "PhraseC" temp2.txt >final.txt
Now if this is all I had to do OK fine but over time I am going to
accumulate more things to remove. So is there any way to pass the find
command a list of things to remove and do it all in one shot?
Thanx
Goran Jovanovic
The LAN Shoppe
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