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Answer» Okay, lets SAY I'm looking for files that start with ZZ, and in the middle, it can be anything, but then after that, I want it to end in 123. The extension would be anything that starts with the letter 'P'. Would it be this? Okay, lets say I'm looking for files that start with Zz, and in the middle, it can be anything, but then after that, I want it to end in 123. The extension would be anything that starts with the letter 'P'. Would it be this? Why don't you just try it out? Not meaning to be critical, but experiments are a good way of learning. I can say it won't WORK that way on pure DOS, since the Asterisk will match to the end of the name or extension- for example, *a.* would be the same as *.*, *a.txt would be the same as *.txt, and file.t*t would be the same as file.t*. I BELIEVE this "rectified" in CMD, though. |
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