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 Runs a command for a each in a list of files.

 Syntax: FOR %var IN (list) DO command [options]

   var      The name of an environment variable.  You will use this
            variable in the options portion
   list     A list of files that will be acted upon
   command  A command to run against the list
   options  The options passed to the 'command'.  In the 'options', you
            may reference the 'var' from above, preceding it with '%'

 Using the in and do keywords
 In and do are not parameters, but they are required in the for command.
 If you omit either of these keywords, FreeDOS displays an error message.

 Specifying a group of files
 The set parameter can represent a single group or several groups of
 files.  You can use wildcards (* and ?) to sepcify a file set.  The
 following are valid file sets:

    (*.doc)
    (*.doc *.txt *.c)
    (hel*.c hel*.obj com*.c com*.c)
    (read??.* re??me.*)

 When you use for, the first value in set replaces %variable and FreeDOS
 carries out the sepcified command in order to process this value; this
 continues until FreeDOS has processed all the files that correspond to
 the value (or values) in set.

 Example:
 In this example, each file with a .TXT or .C extension in the current
 directory is substituted for the %f variable until the contents of every
 file are displayed.  To use this command in a batch file, replace every
 occurence of %f with %%f.

   for %f in (*.txt *.c) do type %f