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Thank you, gus2000
Your code:
find . -name "title" -type f -exec grep . {} /dev/null \;

works!
Thanks for you all who try to help.

Simon

I typed:
echo ${find */pdata/* -type f -name "title"}:`head -1 $file`
And the computer showed Variable syntax.
I have to say that I only know basic operations of Unix system.

Thanks,

Hi, Thanks for the suggestion.
However, I am still confused. Could you be more detailed?
Thanks

The output should be like:
48/pdata/1/title:ub2k63r, 1mM in PBS buffer, crp, for nemo titration
49/pdata/1/title:ub2k63r nemo titration, 1/5 nemo
50/pdata/1/title:ub2k63r nemo titration, 1/5 nemo...

Hi,
I am trying to organize my data files and I would like to know how to cat files with path. Note that the correct command may not be "cat" though.
For example, I have:
abc/data/1/title...