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Thank you! That did it.
Two more questions: Now the output is all on one line, is there a quick way to parse it to multiple lines? When the find creates an error, it is written to the screen, is there a way to get it writen to an output file? Last edited by la_womn : 05-16-2008 at 02:43 PM. 
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I figured it out. My script now looks like:
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