From: fizzbintuesday@that-google-mail-domain.com   
      
   JJ wrote:   
   > On Sun, 16 Jun 2019 11:17:48 -0400, Tom Del Rosso wrote:   
   >>   
   >> The lines it misses are mingled with lines it sees   
   >   
   > Could you post the output when that happens?   
   > I want to see how messed up the output is.   
      
   No I didn't mean it comes out all at once.  I meant I ran each one in a   
   separate command, taking every process name from tasklist and using it   
   as the parameter for the find command, like so:   
      
   for %%a in (all process names) do tasklist | find /i "%%a   
      
   The above shows one at a time, but FIND fails to see several, even   
   though they are not processes that stop and start, and they are at   
   various places in the list.  Putting SORT in the middle makes FIND see   
   all of them.   
      
   Yet, if tasklist output is saved in a text file and then redirected to   
   FIND, all of them show up.  So the text file shows nothing unexpected   
   but it also acts as expected.  The direct pipe, which apparently   
   involves TASKLIST and FIND running together, doesn't work all the time.   
      
   Here's another one:  It comes and goes.  After a reboot, or just   
   restarting firefox, it might work, but right now the output is:   
      
   tasklist | find /i "firefox"   
   firefox.exe                 3388 Console                 0    490,348 K   
      
   tasklist | find /i "find"   
   find.exe                    3148 Console                 0      2,528 K   
      
   tasklist | find /i "fi"   
   NOTHING!!!   
      
   Then close and restart firefox, and this:   
      
   tasklist | find /i "fi"   
   firefox.exe                 3868 Console                 0    113,492 K   
   find.exe                     364 Console                 0      1,764 K   
      
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