This is the default setting for the Windows command line.
Locating Information in Files with the Find and FindStr
Utilities
The Find and FindStr utilities both locate files based on their content. The Find utility is less capable
than FindStr, in most cases. The Find utility uses the following syntax:
FIND [/V] [/C] [/N] [/I] [/OFF[LINE]] ???string???
[[drive:][path]filename[...]]
The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
/V Displays all of the lines that don??™t contain the specified string.
/C Displays a count of the lines containing the specified string, but not the actual location.
Finding Data Files Quickly
It??™s no secret that people have trouble finding their data files. You also won??™t find many people who will
say that Microsoft has done a good job of making it easier to find data files. Third-party utilities for locating
information on your hard drive abound because Microsoft hasn??™t lived up to people??™s needs or
expectations. Unfortunately, these third-party utilities also come with hidden security problems, making
people wary of using them. In short, it appears that you can choose between not finding what you
need or turning over the security of your system to someone else.
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