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In article <acollinsCruA2z.Bns@netcom.com>, acollins@netcom.com (Arthur Collins) says:
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>                        NEWS RELEASE
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>                FRUSTRATED?  CAN'T FIND A FILE IN A HURRY?
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>                        CALL FREDDY FILE FINDER!
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>FREDDY FILE FINDER, Inc.                        (916) 486-2557 Voice / Fax
>6720 Fair Oaks Blvd. Suite 103                ACOLLINS@NETCOM.COM  Internet
>Carmichael, CA 95608  USA                     June 23, 1994          $35.00
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>___________________________________________________________________________
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>        FINDER:  Finding Files By Content       Copyright 05/28/94
>___________________________________________________________________________
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>        FINDER by Art Collins of Sacramento, California based FREDDY FILE
>FINDER, Inc., successfully finds text, word-processing, data base, spread
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>strings to the text in one or more files.  The search can cover a complete
>disk drive or diskette, a directory with sub-directories, or a single
>directory.  The output gives complete path names of all files for which a
>match is found.  The paragraphs containing the match can be viewed.  Match-
>ing can be on the basis of a complete input phrase, the words in the phrase
>scattered throughout the file, or the same words "near" each other.
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>        FINDER helps if:
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>1)      You are up against a deadline and need a critical file to complete
>        the job, but can't remember what you called it, or where it is.
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>2)      Data base research requires tabulation of all the files on a disk
>        drive or in a group of directories, which contain a specific phrase
>        or word, such as the customer or project name.
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>3)      The names or locations of files on a disk drive are unknown, due
>        to unavailability of a key employee, or because the data base is
>        ten years old.
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>        Disk drives are getting larger and larger.  They can now contain
>1000s of files in 100s of directories.  If strict records of files and
>directories are not kept, it is easy to "lose" files.  Locating them by
>content can be virtually impossible.
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>        FREDDY FILE FINDER finds those "lost" files with a single command.
>The program is user friendly, and input is simple yet effective.  FREDDY
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>                        Art Collins, FREDDY FILE FINDER Inc.
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>                                             acollins@netcom.com

Yes, I am frustrated by people like you that use this forum to pursue their own financial gane.

SHAME. SHAME.......