Are you one of those who copy files to your harddisk and then forget where
 you put them. Don't feel like you're the only one. My memory too, is very
 useful but sadly very short.
 No need to worry anymore. Your problem (and mine for that matter) is now
 solved. The solution is Seek (what else?).

 Going through my old sourcecodes I found this program and decided to make
 some improvements.
 As you might have seen there are many programs like this one but none of
 them can do what Seek does.

 Seek was mainly written to search for files, but I soon discovered that just
 finding the files weren't enough. Many programs doesn't have the ability to
 look through a directory tree to find files. I therefor added the option to
 execute any command on the files it find. This makes it possible to
 eg. delete all files matching '#?.bak' on a whole volume.
 What you want to do with the files Seek finds is up to you but deleting
 them could be one of them. The only requirement is that the command you
 execute must not expect any input (besides commandline arguments of course).

 Seek will find both files and directories matching the pattern.
 Files are printed in black and directories in blue.

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                 1080    1464  73.8% -lh5- 4c23 Apr 24  1994 Seek
[generic]                 3381    8685  38.9% -lh5- af2d Apr 24  1994 Seek.guide
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total         2 files    4461   10149  44.0%            May 24  1994