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I've been mucking about with test, but can't get it to do what I want. Specifically, I have a directory with several hundred files, some of which are ascii. And of the ascii files, I need to diff them ...

Other than having to switch between “/” and “” when I’m moving from Unix systems to Windows systems, one of the most annoying (and seemingly pointless) differences is the way that these two competing ...

Anyone have a DOS util that will delete ascii files containing text that is searched for? Right now I have saved windows search queries that I have to run and then select all the files and delete them ...