FIN - Find String in Files FIN searches a given set of files for a particular string, producing a report of all occurrences of the string. The command format is :- FIN Output-filespec=Input-filespec/SE:string FIN Output-filespec=Input-filespec/S1:string FIN Output-filespec=Input-filespec/SZ:value/S1:string FIN Output-filespec=Input-filespec/NA:string /SE:string all strings in the file /S1:string first string within 128 or /SZ switch /SZ:value search in records for /S1 switch /NA:string list file name only when find matches string The string specified must match the one required in terms of upper/lower case, and may not contain things like: 1) EMBEDDED BLANKS AND TABS WILL BE IGNORED. 2) THE CHARACTERS ',', '=', '[', ']', '/', ':' AND ';' CANNOT BE USED IN THE STRING SINCE THEY ARE TREATED AS SPECIAL CHARACTERS BY THE COMMAND STRING INTERPRETER. FIN is only a very simple (and quick) method of file searching. A far more comprehensive method, exists as the MUN program SEARCH.