The original ss.com was a PC mag freebee decades ago if I remember right.
It is such a usefull program that I included it here.
I never got the source code, so I made an SSTR.asm that assembles to be same.
I did some commenting and now it's yours.

Usage examples are:
SSTR "string	;must have a "=quote at start of "string" to search for,
; & doesn't need an ending ", but you should put one on.
; Searchs *.* all files in the current directory for "string".
; SSTR has FIND problems with UPPER case strings? so use lower case. =aBUG?
SSTR subDIR "string" ;searches the subDIR\*.* for "String".
SSTR *.inc "str"     ;spec= *.inc, Search all.inc files in current dir4 "str"
SSTR c:\adir\*.txt "search4 this string in all.txt files at drv c:\adir\"
;	If PATH\spec is left out, current Drive:\Path\ & Spec= *.* is used.
SSTR *.0?? "String" ;the ?? replaces 2 unknown characters in filename.ext

SSTR [PATH\spec] "string"
;	Reports the files the string was found in & shows the string
;	in the line it was found in, a few bytes before & after.
;		But SSTR only shows the first find in the file.
;	Prints path info & how many files were searched.
;	You still have to look/search in the file to find all "str" ocurances.
;	Put SSTR.com in path somewhere like c:\SSTR.com to use it from any dir.
;PS, if you have more info on the program Bitdog would like to know.
