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In article <2484@water.waterloo.edu> ljdickey@water.waterloo.edu (Lee Dickey) writes:
>
>	Review of "ff" 
>	posted recently by
>	f-leoe@ifi.uio.no (Lars-Erik 0sterud)
>
>The program is quite verbose.  I gives the name of the author
>every time, and it tells me to press any key to continue.  This
>is broken.  What I had to do was press the RETURN key to continue.
>It also tells you how many files names it searched through.
>I would have preferred a quiet little two lines, and that is all.
>
>It seems to require exact names.  I would like it to match patterns.
>This little program has potential.  I think it could be worked into
>a proper "find" program, I think.  Try it!
>








if you want a file find program, why not try quick find. hell, as a 
u of w person, you should be supporting fellow u of w students who write
great :-) shareware!!!! The things you mention as faults in file find do
not exist in quick find. quick find will let you choose any drive/partition,
and let you enter the search MASK (? and * are accepted). plus the latest
version (1.5) has extra features that let you do manipulations on groups
of matched files, such as touching, deleting, write protecting, hiding, etc.







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