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The "FileFindInListedDirs" Command

This command is used to find a file (perhaps to validate its existance). It is similar to "FileFind" but can search multiple directories at once. It doesn't search within subdirectories (or search for a directory).

The found item's name is placed into a property specified by you. As the search is done via the "AppSearch" table entry, you may wish to modify the sequencing of this action.

This command takes these parameters:

EXAMPLES

Look for "WSCRIPT.EXE" in the 3 directories listed:

<$FileFindInListedDirs Property="WSCRIPT.EXE" File="WSCRIPT.EXE" DIRS="[System64Folder];[SystemFolder];[WindowsFolder]" MaxSize=~88889999~>


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