
  Help for !FindIt
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    This program finds all the files/Dirs/Apps contained within a given
  'Search Directory' (or App) - including all its' sub-Dirs/sub-Apps.
    This is subject to a supplied 'find' constraint i.e a 'word' that has
  to be contained somewhere within the filename.

    To start: just double-click on the !FindIt application. It will install
  itself on the IconBar. Clicking on the icon will open the !Findit window.

  Main window:
  ------------

  (1) Type (in the top box) the 'word' to be found (=find$, say).

  (2) Drag a Dir/App onto this window - its full pathname will appear in
     the bottom box.  (This window will also open if you drop a Dir/App
     onto the iconbar icon: the pathname will appear automatically.)

  There are two other actions available :

  (3) Case sensitive:  If this is ticked then the search will respect the
                       exact case of each character of find$.
                       If it is unticked then the case of each character
                       of find$ will be ignored.
      
  (4) Type (Hex):      If this box is clear then all filetypes will be
                       allowed. Otherwise type in the Hex value of the
                       filetype you wish to find (this can be in lower
                       or upper case and must be exactly 3 characters
                       long. The initial '&' is NOT required).
                        A list of all known filetypes is available from
                       the iconbar icon menu - see below.

  To start the search just click on the 'GO' icon.

      A full list of all the filenames containing find$ will then appear
    in a !Edit (or !Zap etc) window. This can be saved as a textfile.

  Clicking any 'C' box on the RHS will 'C'lear the box just to its' left.
    
  Notes:
  -------
  a) The order of actions (1) and (2) is not important.

  b) If there is no find$ then the 'Case' option is irrelevant.
     However the 'Type' option IS still relevant (and will be respected).

     If both find$ and 'Type' are blank then all filenames and filetypes
     will be allowed and we will get a list of ALL the files/Dirs/Apps,
     including all those contained in all sub-Dirs/sub-Apps.
     
  c) Pressing <Enter> in either the 'find$' or 'Type' box  (containing
     the caret) will also start the search.


  IconBar:
  --------
    Clicking <Menu> on the icon gives the usual 'Info', 'Help' and 'Quit'.
      The 'Filetypes' option opens another window showing a small filetype
     sprite, the Hex value and the name of each filetype currently known
     to the machine.
      The 'Indented ?' option will indent each of the found files according
     to their depth in the directory structure. The default is 'ON'. Just
     untick this to switch it OFF (i.e zero indentation).

   Clicking <Select>: re-opens a closed window - all boxes/options preserved.   

   Clicking <Adjust>: restarts !FindIt - all boxes/options will be cleared.


  Example: suppose  find$="Sp", 
                   'Case' is unticked,
                   'Type'= ffb,
                   'Search Directory' = "SCSI::SSD.$.Apps"

     (i)    The search will find all 'BASIC' files with names containing
           any one of "sp","Sp","sP" or "SP".
     (ii)   If 'Case' is now ticked then only 'BASIC' files with names
           containing exactly "Sp" will be found.
     (iii)  If 'Case' remains ticked but 'Type' is 'C'leared then files of
           any filetype with names containing exactly "Sp" will be found.
     (iv)   If find$ is 'C'leared and 'Type'=&FFB is restored then ALL
           'BASIC' files in all Dirs/Apps (and all sub-Dirs) will be found.
           

 Copyright:R.A.Swetman
