:		-----FIND.COM-----
by Ward Christensen

OVERVIEW:
	Finds ASCII, upper/lower case strings in requested file(s).
May take a generic file name, thus may search all .ASM files on a
disk.  Also very useful for finding things in MAST.CAT, for example
if you have multiple VDM routines: VDMSCROL.ASM, PRINTVDM.ASM, etc,
you could FIND MAST.CAT VDM to see them all.

USAGE:
	find b:*.asm alpha
will find all occurrences of ALPHA in all .ASM files on B:.

OPTIONS:
	ASCII underline "_" will match a TAB in the search object,
while "|" will define an OR function.

	FIND B:*.ASM _IN_|_OUT_
will find all occurrences of <TAB>IN<TAB>, or <TAB>OUT<TAB> on B:.

	Used with LIST.COM which takes a starting line number,
you can: 1) use FIND to find a particular part of the code,
then 2) use LIST specifying a starting line number just before
the part of the code you wanted to see.

DEPENDENCIES:
	Note that FIND is a quickie program - it gets the label
to search for from the second FCB so you can't put some
special characters in the ASCII string.  I.E.

	find b:*.asm in.to

would find IN (since .to would be put as the filetype).

