No,

The string finder look through all the folders and .GSC File-name extensions currently in those folders and note the strings you search for.

To do CTRL+F, You would need to open all the .GSC File-name extensions in those folders and to look through every of these 1 by 1 while searching what you need.

Yes but for example if you wanted to search for string water the .bat file will search every occurrence of water in that directory rather than looking through each one, one at a time.

Ahh fair enough, that is pretty useful.

Looking for the download due to the original link being dead asf

Looks like this

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save as something .bat
@echo off
MODE 300
cd /d %~dp0
cls
color 0C
echo|set /p="String To Find:
set input=
set /p input=%input%
echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

FINDSTR /s /i /n %input% *.*
pause

its already been done. Its fine

ok thank you np