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Wildcards - wildcards are special characters that can represent any other valid numbers, letters, or symbols in a file name.
*
?
The asterisk represents any number of other characters up to the DOS limit of eight.
For example:
*.BAK would represent any file with the extension BAK.
GONOW.* would represent all files named GONOW with any extension.
The question mark represents any single character. For example:
GONOW.?XE would represent any file named GONOW with an extension ending in XE.
?ONOW.EX? would represent any five character filename ending in ONOW with EX as the first two characters of its extension.
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