/I Ignores the case of the characters when searching for the string. Normally, the Find utility
will treat Cat, CAT, and cat as different strings.
/OFF[LINE] Processes all of the specified files, even if they have the offline attribute set.
string Defines the text string that you want to find. The Find utility doesn??™t allow the use of
regular expressions, so you can only locate strings based on their actual content.
[drive:][path]filename Defines the files to search for the specified string. You can use
wildcard characters to define the file specification.
NOTE If you don??™t specify a path, the Find utility searches the text typed at the prompt or piped
from another command. This feature means that you could use Find to perform tasks such as
locating a particular file based on size in a directory listing (as an example). You can use redirection
to let Find locate particular data in the output of any command or utility.
There??™s one use for Find that isn??™t found in FindStr??”you can use Find to determine just the number
of occurrences of the search string in the target file using the /C switch. This particular feature
and the smaller size of Find make it useful for scripting tasks where FindStr is overkill.
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