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@echo off
:: ff.cmd
:: Written by: Jim Martinson
:: Written on: 2010/04/15

:: Test if command line extensions are enabled.
if "%~1"=="~1" goto:ExtensionsAreNotEnabled
:: Display help when the /? parameter is passed.
if NOT "%~1"=="/?" goto SkipHelp
:Help
echo Find a File (ff). %~n0 will display where the file is found, the file size, 
echo the date created, the date last modified, and the date last accessed.
echo.
echo Usage: %~n0 filename[.ext] [dir_path]
echo.
echo  filename = The name of the file you want to find.
echo      .ext = The extension of the filename you want to find (Optional).
echo             If no .ext is given then the file extensions defined by the PATHEXE
echo             variable are searched for.
echo  dir_path = The directory path to search for the file. Subdirectories of 
echo             dir_path will also be searched.
echo             If no dir_path is given then the local directory and the directories
echo             defined by the Path variable are searched.
goto:EOF

:ExtensionsAreNotEnabled
echo Command line extensions are not enabled. They must be enabled for %~n0 to work properly.
echo %~n0 aborted.
echo.
goto:Help

:SkipHelp
echo on
set _mycmd=where "%~1"
for /f "tokens=*" %%f in ('%_mycmd%') do call:process "%%f" "%~1"
goto:EOF

:process
echo the file was found in %1
echo %~2
dir "%~1" /t:c|find "%~2"
dir "%~1" /t:w|find "%~2"
dir "%~1" /t:a|find "%~2"

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