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From: "John Tolmachoff (Lists)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Is it possible to use the * in the find command?
>
> Example:
> Find "@aol.com" \*\forward.ima >found.txt
>
> The idea is to search all subdirectories of the current director for
> forward.ima and look to see if @aol.com is in there.
Try:
* dir /S c:\imail | grep Directory | gawk "{print $1,$3,$2}" | sed
"s/Directory/grep aol\\.com/g" | sed "s/ of/\\forward\.ima/g" > aol-find.bat
* aol-find.bat > aol-temp.txt
* grep matches aol-temp.txt | gawk "{print $3}" > aol-found.txt
Watch for word-wrapping - for ease of determining lines starts, I've added a
* (be sure to remove the *). Adjust path to your IMail directory or
appropriate sub-directory.
Bill
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