findanicon - find an icon on the system (File QuickFind)
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In IRIX 6.3 and later releases, _f_i_n_d_a_n_i_c_o_n is no longer a standalone
application. Instead, it has been replaced by the File QuickFind dialog,
which is a child dialog window of the file manager _f_m. The dialog can be
opened from the toolchest "Find" menu, or from the fm popup menu.
The File QuickFind dialog can also be opened via a Unix shell command if
_f_m is running on the desktop background (that is, if _f_m was first
launched with the ----bbbb option). To open the File QuickFind dialog from a
Unix shell, type ////uuuussssrrrr////lllliiiibbbb////ddddeeeesssskkkkttttoooopppp////tttteeeellllllllddddeeeesssskkkkttttoooopppp ffffeeeettttcccchhhh.
The File QuickFind dialog allows the user to retrieve the icon for a
particular file, or conversely to obtain the fully-qualified filename for
an icon.
The File QuickFind dialog presents a small window containing a drop
pocket and a text field. If the user drags an icon from the IRIX
Interactive Desktop into the drop pocket, the text field will show the
icon's location on the system with its full path name. If the user types
a name in the text field, the dialog will search for an icon matching
that name in the user's home directory, then, if no matching icon is
found, in the directories specified in the user's path environment
variable. Icons that appear in the drop pocket can be dragged out onto
the Desktop or manipulated in place (ex., double-clicked).
For more information about the entire IRIX Interactive Desktop