Short: Seek files in directory tree, execute any command on found files Author: Johan Stenarson (can be reached through uploader) Uploader: stlars lysator liu se (Tomas Stenarson) Type: util/misc Architecture: m68k-amigaos Are you one of those who copy files to your harddisk and then forget where you put them. Don't feel like you're the only one. My memory too, is very useful but sadly very short. No need to worry anymore. Your problem (and mine for that matter) is now solved. The solution is Seek (what else?). Going through my old sourcecodes I found this program and decided to make some improvements. As you might have seen there are many programs like this one but none of them can do what Seek does. Seek was mainly written to search for files, but I soon discovered that just finding the files weren't enough. Many programs doesn't have the ability to look through a directory tree to find files. I therefor added the option to execute any command on the files it find. This makes it possible to eg. delete all files matching '#?.bak' on a whole volume. What you want to do with the files Seek finds is up to you but deleting them could be one of them. The only requirement is that the command you execute must not expect any input (besides commandline arguments of course). Seek will find both files and directories matching the pattern. Files are printed in black and directories in blue.