It's * and ?
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I believe it would be * example find *.mp3 Thank You Kris - cssraven.com
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A wild card is one which can have any value or suit in a game at the discretion of the whoever holds it.
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A DOS file, or .bat file can have unlimited characters.
A "WILD CARD" is a character which is used to replace a single character, or a string of characters within or at the end of a word. Two wild card characters in use are: "*" (the asterisk symbol) and "?" (a question mark). For example: wom?n will retrieve both the words "woman" and "women", while bank* will retrieve bank, banks, banking, banker, bankrupt, etc.
In DOS, 8 characters.In Windows, 254 characters.
A Wild card in MS-DOS is a character that can be used to filter the data that you are searching. Wild cards that MS-DOS uses are * and ? This can be understood by the following example: If you want to search all the files starting with the letter - a enter the following command in he command line dir a*.* Of if you want to search all the text files that will start with 'amin', you can use: dir amin*.txt Now, if you want all the files that begin with any letter and ends with 'amin.txt' you can use: dir ?amin.txt which will show you: aamin.txt bamin.txt camin.txt This can be understood completely if you try it out yourself Thank you
* eg.: DIR C:\PROGRA*ILES