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Listing files in DOS

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Is there any way to make the "DIR" command to list files in a directory (with wildcards for instance), but at the same time, to EXCLUDE a designated file (or group of files), that is, files which should be filtered-out? Are there any switches in DIR, or maybe other commands to achieve that? I appreciate any information. Thanks.

Name: Mick C
Date: January 23, 2000 at 07:22:46 Pacific

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You do not say which version of DOS. However you can download a copy of MS-DOS 5.0 Command Referance and MS-DOS 6 Resoruce Kit which includes all command filters at my Resource Pages at: http://www.powerload.fsnet.co.uk Or click on link at top of my message.

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