Filename:  Findit.exe
  Author:  David Reed, Reed Enterprises

Findit.exe will search for a string (up to 8 characters long) in all
of the .sc files in the current DOS directory. Type 'findit' at the DOS
prompt and enter the search string.  The search results will be saved in
the file 'findit.txt' (ascii text file) in the current directory.
'Findit.txt' will list the name of each script file searched, followed
by the line number and complete line of text where the search string
occurred.

Findit comes in handy for locating ALL instances of a specific command,
or a specific variable, etc, in EVERY script in the directory.  Using it 
makes it easy to make global changes to your scripts.   (For example,
changing a 'D1' date format to a 'D8').

Findit was written in QuickBasic and Assembly languages specifically
for PAL programmers (and more specifically, because I needed it..).
E-Mail me with your comments, suggestions, etc...
