GREP will print out all files which have a specifec string contained in them, and print the lines in the files which contain the string. GREP [ =] /SE:/CO:NNN May be any legal filename to which the output will be written. If not specified, output will be written to the user's terminal. If output is to other than a terminal (i.e., a file or LP:) the output will preceded by the command line. Multiple commands to the same output file (or LP:) will be delimited by a line of astericks. May be any legal RSX11 filespec, and may have *-file names. If a * is used, the version defaults to * automatically. For example, X.MAC, TEST.*, *.PLI. May be any string with the following restrictions if the string is unquoted. 1) Embedded blanks and tabs will be ignored. 2) The characters ',', '=', '[', ']', '/', ':' and ';' cannot be used in the string since they are treated as treated as special characters by the command string interpreter. ~ If the string is quoted (first and last character a quote) all other characters are passed for matching. Note, however, that this implies that: A) Leading and trailing quotes can not be matched B) Characters contained within the string must be uppercase. WILDCARDS a) Any character '&' (ampersand) in the search will match exactly 1 character in the files regardless of what it is. b) Any character '\' (backslash) will match any of the above characters in (2) but no others. c) Any character '_" will match exactly one space. The switch /CO:NNN will list the match line and NNN (decimal) lines after it in the source. Lines whose first character is form feed will however terminate the /CO:NNN print scan. Default lists only the matching line.