K
Kenneth
Howdy,
I wanted to locate any files on my system starting with the
letter "M" and with the extension "EXE."
I searched for: "M*.exe" (all these without the quotes.)
To my surprise, Windows 2000 then listed any files with the
letter "M" prior to the extension, and an extension of
"EXE."
So I expected it to list files such as:
Moose.EXE
Money.EXE
Maple.EXE
but it lists
Moose.EXE
Emory.EXE
Money.EXE
Palm.EXE
Maple.EXE
etc.
Why does a search for M*.EXE produce files that do NOT start
with "M"?
Sincere thanks,
I wanted to locate any files on my system starting with the
letter "M" and with the extension "EXE."
I searched for: "M*.exe" (all these without the quotes.)
To my surprise, Windows 2000 then listed any files with the
letter "M" prior to the extension, and an extension of
"EXE."
So I expected it to list files such as:
Moose.EXE
Money.EXE
Maple.EXE
but it lists
Moose.EXE
Emory.EXE
Money.EXE
Palm.EXE
Maple.EXE
etc.
Why does a search for M*.EXE produce files that do NOT start
with "M"?
Sincere thanks,