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I am a newbie. Which commands should I use to get an information about total size of all files on an disk which have 1. one type, for example *.aim or 2. name of files starts with the same letters, for example: poll*.* Thank you! Svetlana

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Svetlana, You can get this information with the DIRECTORY command: $ dir/size/grand_total dka0:[000000...]*.aim or $ dir/size/grand dka0:[000000...]poll*.* This will show the size used by the actual file data, but the disk space allocated to the files may be larger. To see the allocated size, change the /size qualifier to "/size=allocated". There are many qualifiers for the directory command; try "help dir" to see them all. Kelly

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