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text serach in unknown file
Can any one tell me if there is an easy way to find a text in an unknown file name in a dierectory.
I'm trying to search for the text "where is john going" from a file whose name I do not even know. There are about 1000 files in that directory and one of the files has this text in it. Can any one tell me how I can achive this? Thanks, Ted |
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