'for' is intendend to give wildcards to programs like MuchMore which do not
support wildcards by themself. Its command template is

for FILE,CMD,EXEC/S,ALL/S

FILE 	is a filename expression, usually with wildcards. default #?
CMD 	is a command string like "MuchMore %s" (notice the quotes !). It
	supports some printf-like expressions.
	%f  the complete filename including the path
	%s  the complete filename without path
	%p  the path of the argument file, without a trailing / or : !!!
	%b  the basename of the file, this is the filename upto the first '.'.
	the default is "%f"
EXEC	the execute flag, if not given, for will only display the commands,
	but not execute them.
ALL     the all flag, directories will be entered (MatchFirst/MatchNext feature!)

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                  576     724  79.6% -lh5- 7fa0 Oct 10  1992 For
[generic]                 1888    4923  38.4% -lh5- da40 Oct  7  1992 For.c
[generic]                 1727    3943  43.8% -lh5- e96a Oct 10  1992 For.doc
[generic]                  743    1408  52.8% -lh5- c593 Oct 10  1992 ForAll
[generic]                 1188    2745  43.3% -lh5- a8b3 Oct 10  1992 ForAll.c
[generic]                  317     643  49.3% -lh5- 5ef6 Oct 10  1992 Makefile
[generic]                   95     201  47.3% -lh5- 1e79 Oct 10  1992 struct.c
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 Total         7 files    6534   14587  44.8%            Jun  4  1993