I have used the find command for many simple tasks, but I have a problem that is beyond my level of expertise.
I have folders that contain a large number of folders which are all of the same construction.
AB123-22-33 - Name Lastname - Title
AB234-22-33 - Name Lastname - Title
AB567-22-33 - Name Lastname - Title

What I need to do, is to ignore AB123-22-33 - and find and list all the files that start with Foo (Lastname), so that I can move them into another folder.

Or better yet, I need to find all the files that start with Foo, and move those files to another folder with the one command
Any help would be appreciated
Bob

"mv foo* /another_place"
* is a wild card that matches any thing it also works like this *(lastname)*

Thanks, I was able to solve the problem last night. I used:
find /home/music/ -iname "*foo*" -exec mv '{}'

Glad you got it working. You should, however, still familiarize yourself with the full power of your shell's globbing features.

glob
exended globbing

And please use [code][/code] tags around your code, to preserve formatting and to improve readability.

Thanks,
I had a look at the two globbing pages and will definately be going back to look at them again. My problem is, that I end up going for long stretches without using BASH, and have time to forget all the more sophisticated commands.
Bob