FF locates all files matching the given file specification on all specified disk drives.
Usage: FF {Switches} <File Spec> Drive Spec(s)
Note : If no file specification is entered, all files are listed. If drive specifications are entered then those drives are searched. If no drive specifications are entered then the current drive is searched.
FF will recursively search your disk drives for specified files. By default, it will start searching from your root directory. Although, if specified, FF can begin the search from a particular subdirectory.
FF will scan all logical disk drives defined by the system, starting at drive A:. The drives are scanned in order, starting at A:, then B: and so on.
FF will delete any files found which match the given file specification.
WARNING: You are NOT prompted for confirmation of the deletion of the files.
On FAT partitions, file names are always displayed in lower case. HPFS partitions retain their case, but the file system does not differentiate between the case of file names, and they are displayed as they were entered. The -f option forces all displayed file names, across all file system types, to be displayed in lower case.
FF will scan all logical disk drives defined by the system, starting at drive C:. The drives are scanned in order, starting at C:, then D: and so on.
FF *.pas c: d: e:Look for any files matching *.pas on drives C:, D: and E:
FF *.BAK -dDelete all .BAK files on the current drive.
FF *.TMP -hdDelete all .TMP files on all hard disks.
FF *.WKS E:Find all .WKS files on the current disk drive as well as drive E:.
FF E:*.WKSFind all .WKS files on drive E: only.