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echo: batpower
to: Gerald Miller
from: Paul Quinn
date: 2004-01-18 23:05:00
subject: looking for ...

Hi! Gerald,

In a message to Ben Ritchey you wrote:

 GM> I have 1,436 ZIP archives to search through trying to see which
 GM> archive _may_ contain any one of 14 specific files....
 GM> I'm looking for a utility that will permit a search of an archive (or
 GM> group of archives) for a file.

Why not make the task a little harder: only those archives (selected using
a right mouse click, or a filemask select, or, for any archives on
all/selected drives) containing files with a specific filemask, say *.dat,
and of those only those containing a string, say "Hi! Gerry", in
them?  I use a doo-hickey here that can do that.  But it ain't DOS though
it will run on your shiny new Win98 PC.  It's called Total Commander and
can be got from:

  http://www.ghisler.com/

BTW, I lost your netmail where you spoke about the Norton Commander due to
another glitch in the message area.  :(  I still have a copy of NC here,
and it will work with large capacity drives; it reports the correct free
space but can't indicate the actual size of the drive.  That's where TC
(above) comes in.  TC is a direct replacement for NC, with a *lot* of
extras.

Cheers,
Paul.

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