
\S find \S:  Examples

       find . -print

    Prints the relative path names of all files and directories, and their
    subdirectories in the current working directory.

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       find $HOME -user xyz -exec chmod 771 {} \;

    Changes the permissions for all files in your HOME directory that are owned
    by the user "xyz" to "771", which is read, write, and execute permission 
    for the owner and group, and execute permission for the other users.



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       find . -print | cpio -pdl $HOME/bin

     Copies all files and directories under the current working directory to
    your "$HOME/bin" directory.
