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Subject: Re: More help with find
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On Nov 6, 2005, at 6:58 PM, Jeffrey Ellis wrote:

> Hi, Rolland--
>
> Ok. Stupid of me.
>
> Find -x /volumes/foo/*
>
> Seems to work fine. So I guess now I'm just left with the display and
> sorting questions.
>
> All My Best,
> Jeffrey

Jeffrey,

man find is your friend.  Even though you're using Darwin, the man  
pages are still there.  Simply go to a terminal and type:

# man find

If there's a particular page you're looking for, such as page 5, type:

# man 5 find

In this particular instance, there is no section 5 for find.  For  
further help on using the man(ual), type:

# man man

HTH
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Eric F Crist
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