Hello,
For those who are looking for Unix like functionality in windows , try 
qgrep on windows ( MS resource kit), services for Unix ( Microsoft) &\or 
CYGWIN.




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"Mason, Wilbur" <Wilbur.Mason AT pfizer DOT com> wrote on 08/21/2008 09:13:33 
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> Try this:
> 
> nsrinfo admnlts003 | grep -i " leonem.nsf"

Thanks; that is what I ended up doing (on Windows, but grep is 
multi-platform).

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