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- Disk No 731 LOCATE v1
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- LOCATE is a system for finding out which files contain which words. It
- consists of two programs INDEX and LOCATE. INDEX scans all of the files on
- a specified disk and builds an index. In the case of a hard disk INDEX will
- scan all directories and sub-directories automatically and LOCATE will
- return full path designations to find the files. LOCATE uses that index to
- make a list of files containing the specified keywords. The program does
- have some limitations. Length of words which it will recognize must be more
- 3 characters but not more than 7 (in words which are more than 7 characters
- long the extra characters are ignored ie; COMPLICATION and COMPLICITY would
- be regarded as the same word). To avoid this problem LOCATE allows more
- than one word to be specified for the search criteria. To match a file must
- have both words.
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- COMMON Documentation
- DISCLAIM Documentation
- LICENSE Documentation
- WORDS Documentation
- NAMES Documentation
- FILES Documentation
- LOCATEOP Documentation
- LOCATREF Documentation
- DIRECTOR Documentation
- CAFR Documentation
- TESTDRIV Documentation
- INSTALL Documentation
- COPYRIGH Documentation
- INDEXREF Documentation
- TITLE Documentation
- LIMITS Documentation
- LOCATE HLP One screen help file
- INDEX HLP One screen help file
- EXTENSIO HLP One screen help file
- WORDS HLP One screen help file
- PATH HLP One screen help file
- INDEXOP Documentation
- INDEX COM Main index program
- KEY INX Index created by index.com
- EXTENSIO INX Index created by index.com
- WORDS INX Index created by index.com
- MAP INX Index created by index.com
- ENTRY INX Index created by index.com
- LOCATE COM Main locate program
- FALSEHIT Documentation
- README Documentation
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