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  1. yordan
    I would ike to know which Excel file in a given folder contains the word "Alligator". Or course, the same problem occurs if I am looking for another word, "bird" or "hammer", and want to know in which .docx file it is. Of course, I could open each Excel file or each Microsoft Word file and look whether this word is present or not. However, I have a lot of such files, and I would really know in which file I was talking about alligators. And unfortunately, wingrep does not grep inside binary files. Does somebody have an idea? Regards Yordan
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