FIND      Allows for searching through a file in order
          to determine the existence, and location, of
          a specific string of text characters.


Format:   FIND [/C][/N][/V]"String"[D:Path][FileSpec]


   /C   COUNTS the number of lines that contain the
        specified "string" and displays this total.

   /N   includes the NUMBER(s) of the line(s) where
        the "string" was found.

   /V   displays each line NOT containing the "string"


[**] The syntax rules for PC-Wizard require that when
   /* switches are NOT used that the string BEGIN with
   a single-quote ['] and END with a double-quote ["].

Example:      FIND /N "PC-Wizard" MANUAL.DOC

   Searches the file named MANUAL.DOC in the CURRENT
   directory and displays each line of text and line
   number in which the string "PC-Wizard" was found.

Example:      FIND "714" \FRIENDS\PHONES.TXT

   Searches the file named PHONES.TXT in the \FRIENDS
   directory on the CURRENT drive and displays each
   line in which the string "714" was found.

Example:   FIND /C/V "714" D:\FRIENDS\PHONES.TXT

   Searches the file named PHONES.TXT in the \FRIENDS
   directory on drive D: and reports the total number
   of lines where the string "714" was NOT found. Does
   NOT display the individual lines of text.

Example:     FIND "S" \BUSINESS\ADDRESS.TXT

   Displays each line of text in which the string "S"
   appeared in the file named ADDRESS.TXT in the
   \BUSINESS directory on the CURRENT drive.



Example:   FIND "S" \BUSINESS\ADDRESS.TXT >SADD.BUS

   Same as above, except redirects the output to a
   file named SADD.BUS and places it in the CURRENT
   directory.

Example:  FIND "Washington" CITY.TXT PRESIDENTS.TXT

   Searches the files  CITY.TXT and PRESIDENTS.TXT
   and displays a separate listing for each of these
   files where the string "Washington" was found.

[*]  The FIND command is "case" sensitive and will
  only locate "strings" that match EXACTLY.

[*]  The FIND command will NOT accept wildcards.

[*]  Search terminates as soon as the first Ctrl-Z
  in the file is encountered.

[*]  The FIND command can also be used as a PIPE, as
  in the following example:

           DIR C:\DOS |FIND /V "SYS"|MORE

   Displays a listing of all the files in the C:\DOS
   directory with the exception of those containing
   the string "SYS" and pauses at the end of each
   full screen. (Issue from DIR or WildCard Command
   Lines ONLY!!)
