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Michael Mansour wrote:
> Yes, find can be used to find files throughout your disk(s).
> 
> Do a "man find" to find out it's options and how you can use it.
> 
> Commands like:
> 
> # find -name <anyname> /whateverdirectory
> 
> or
> 
> # find /<whateverdirectory> -print | grep <anyname>
> 
> are things I commonly use.


Thank you for the great insight.

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