I know dir *.exe/s works, but it used to be that dir.exe/s was equivalent
and that is no longer the case.
 James


 On 10/15/05, Patrick J <info@datech.se> wrote:
>
> That still works:
> dir *.exe /s
> just dont forget to type a space between exe and /s
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "James Humes" <james.humes@gmail.com>
> One way of using dir that is lost now was typing dir.exe/s to find all th=
e
> exe's in the tree.. now it doesn't know what the heck you're trying to sa=
y
> and you have to type dir *.exe/s . I miss DOS honestly. I enjoyed
> everything
> about it that the layperson hated.
> James
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