Hi Evan ---
Allow me to flesh this out a bit. You could do the following:
RUN DIR c:\goober.htm /S /B >results.txt
cFilePath = FILETOSTR("goober.txt")
The problem is if there are multiple instances of the file, otherwise it works.
>>Is there a way to do a search in my x:\ drive for x file? I would like to do some global search if possible. Any comments or suggestions will be welcome.
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>Here is way off the topic of my head.
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>* RUN the DIR command for goober.htm, search all subdirs, only return
>* the file name with path, put result in "result.txt"
>RUN DIR c:\goober.htm /S /B > results.txt
>
>* you would then open up results.txt and look for the file name
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