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Problem found. I feel kind of foolish now but after so many people offered help and suggestions I feel you should see my error.
My strings.txt file had several blank lines in it prior to and after the string I wanted to search. These blank lines were what was throwing grep -f off. So, I went from this: <blank line> <blank line> /sample/string in/strings file/title.jsp <blank line> <blank line> to just: /sample/string in/strings file/title.jsp and it resolved the problem. I can't say I fully understand it but it's working. Sorry to have wasted peoples time in trying to resolve my problem but I appreciate it a great deal. Thanks again for the time and help. upstate boy
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