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How would you get a listing of only executable files in c:\windows\system32 directory using 7's GUI, the command prompt and a LINUX tool? What would the steps be to do this for each method?
Sorry, but you need to elaborate on this. Especially what you consider as being a "Windows GUI". Do you mean Explorer, the default File Selection window, or something an application generates?
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yes when i say GUI i mean windows Explorer sorry for not making it clear
Windows 7 Explorer allows to filter for file type. In the details view, click on the arrow right of "Type" column, and choose "Application".
In cmd.exe, issue a dir c:\path\*.exe , of course with your choice of drive and path.
I can't remember how to do that on Linux - we need to query the executiion privilege, I suppose.
In cmd.exe, issue a dir c:\path\*.exe , of course with your choice of drive and path.
I can't remember how to do that on Linux - we need to query the executiion privilege, I suppose.
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thanks for your help any place i could go to to figure out some more info about how to do that in LINUX
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