WHEREIS.EXE v2.00 (OS/2 32-bit) 08/26/92 by Justin B. Alcorn

Parameters:
   {/E<envname> | /S<pathlist> | /D<drvletter> | /A } FileSpec {-f<CMDSTR> | -x<CMDSTR>}

Options are:
/?: Display this help screen
/E: Use <envname> environment variable to search for FileSpec 
/S: Use <pathlist> to look for files
/D: search all directories of Drive <drvletter>
/A: Search all directories of all drives
    Above Are mutually exclusive
FileSpec: May be partially or fully qualified executable file name
          May contain global filename characters
          Default is start at root directory
          FileSpec of .\*.c will start at current directory
/F: Output CMDSTR (see /X) (may be redirected)
/X: Do System Call of CMDSTR with filename
    If CMDSTR contains "%1" path+filename will be substituted
    If CMDSTR contains "%2" just filename will be substituted
--MORE--            If CMDSTR contains "%s" filesize will be substituted
    If CMDSTR contains "%d" Write Date will be substituted
    If CMDSTR contains "%t" Write Time will be substituted
       CMDSTR may contain "\t" which will insert tabs

EXAMPLE: /Sc:\;c:\os2 os2* will search the root directory of C:
     and the os2 subdirectory for os2*.*
      *.c -x"attrib +r %1" will set read-only attrib on all found files
      *.c -f"%d %s \t%1" | sort > cdir will create file with
         all C files in date sorted order

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