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A bit vague, why recursively?<br />
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Is it because you need to get a list of all files with extention of type A, then another list of all extentions type B, then type C etc? &nbsp;Or do you just need a list of files with ordered by extention?<br />
&nbsp;Do you just need to know what extentions there are and how many?<br />
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A bit vague, why recursively?

Is it because you need to get a list of all files with extention of type A, then another list of all extentions type B, then type C etc?  Or do you just need a list of files with ordered by extention?
 Do you just need to know what extentions there are and how many?



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..yes, I need a list of all file extensions and they I will have extract certain file types.<br />
I just found a way with Total Commander, sleceting all file types *.* and retrieving all exztensions ftom that list. Thnaks
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..yes, I need a list of all file extensions and they I will have extract certain file types.
I just found a way with Total Commander, sleceting all file types *.* and retrieving all exztensions ftom that list. Thnaks

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I've a folder structure starting from c:\data and need to know all FILE EXTENSIONS used, recursively? Rgds
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I've a folder structure starting from c:\data and need to know all FILE EXTENSIONS used, recursively? Rgds

Retrieve file extensions from folder structure (recursive)?

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