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                       FINDFILE.EXE (File Finder)                           


Usage.........FINDFILE [/P] [/A] [/43] [/50] [drive:] [path:] "Spec1" ["Spec2"]

Find File will display files, matching the specifications given in Spec1. More
than 1 file specification can be given.  All sub-directories from where you
specify are searched.

/43...........will use 43 line mode (requires EGA or greater).
/50...........will use 50 line mode (reqiures VGA or greater).
/A............Assumes that you wish to scan all directories on the selected
              drive. (The default directory is the one you start from).
/P............Pause after each page.

drive:........The drive that you wish to start the file find from.
path:.........The directory that you wish the file find to start from.

Spec1.........filespec to find (in quotes), more than 1 can be used, ie
              *.BAK or *.TMP. They must be enclosed in quotes or they are
              assumed to be a valid directory name, and this will result in
              the program not working.

Examples


FINDFILE C:\PROGRAMS "*.BAK" "*.TMP" 
will find all files that match *.BAK and *.TMP, starting at the C:\PROGRAMS 
directory.

