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- Find Hub - Google
Locate your lost Android device and lock it until you get it back Use Remote Lock to lock your device’s screen with just a phone number
- How to Use the find Command in Linux - How-To Geek
The find command has a built-in method of calling external programs to perform further processing on the filenames that it returns The -exec (execute) option has a syntax similar to but different from the xargs command
- Find your phone - Google Account
Lost your phone? Try some simple steps, like showing the location or locking the screen, to help you secure it
- Find - Search for text - Windows CMD - SS64. com
Search for a text string in a file display all the lines where it is found FIND [ V] [ C] [ N] [ I] " string " [pathname (s)] " string " The text string to find (must be in quotes) [pathname] A drive file(s) to search (wildcards accepted) V Display all lines NOT containing the specified string
- How to Use the Find Command to Search for Files in Linux - MUO
find home - type f "* pdf" -exec chmod -777 {} \; This command will search for all PDF files in the home directory and change their permissions so that anyone can read, write, and execute those files
- find – search for files and directories - Unix Tutorial
Using the -user option, you can use find command to locate all the files belonging to a certain user In this example, I’m searching for the files which belong to a system account called rpm under the usr bin directory:
- How to Use Find from the Windows Command Prompt
Use the command shown below Remember to put your search string in quotation marks and change the path to match the folder where your documents are saved find "martin hendrikx" C:\Users\Martin\Desktop\exercise txt
- Find a Directory in Linux
You can use the find command with multiple parameters to look for that specific directory hidden in the heavens Use -type d to indicate that you are specifically looking for directories, not files
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