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Nice! &nbsp;Didn't realize that you could use characters after the *.
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Nice!  Didn't realize that you could use characters after the *.

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You would probably rather want to use something like<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-41494148-1">dir /s/b C:\temp\*(1).*</code></pre>
to provide a starting folder to look at, and include all subfolders. If you want to see only that single folder, remove the <b>/s</b>.
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You would probably rather want to use something like


dir /s/b C:\temp\*(1).*

to provide a starting folder to look at, and include all subfolders. If you want to see only that single folder, remove the /s.

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I'd like, via a DOS prompt, to list all files, regardless of extension, that end with &quot;&nbsp;(1)&quot;.<br />
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For example, the list would look like:<br />
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New Text Doucment (1).txt<br />
Mine (1).pub<br />
etc
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I'd like, via a DOS prompt, to list all files, regardless of extension, that end with " (1)".

For example, the list would look like:

New Text Doucment (1).txt
Mine (1).pub
etc

DOS expert?

Microsoft Disk Operating System (MS-DOS) was an operating system for x86-based personal computers, and traces of it are still found in the Windows operating system. DOS is still used in some embedded systems and for certain legacy 16-bit networks.