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Hi All,
Just trying to figure out if we can find a file by knowing the name , without knowing the file path nor the
extension:
If we want to find all files with extension, say, .txt , we can use ( in Command Line ) the command
dir *. txt ; to find al files with extension .txt in a specific folder , say , D\ data , we use dir D: \data.txt
BUT , what if we only know the name of the file, without knowing the extension , or maybe not knowing
parts of the path , is there a way?
EDIT : Basically, I have a file whose name I know, but I don't know the directory that the file is in.
Just trying to figure out if we can find a file by knowing the name , without knowing the file path nor the
extension:
If we want to find all files with extension, say, .txt , we can use ( in Command Line ) the command
dir *. txt ; to find al files with extension .txt in a specific folder , say , D\ data , we use dir D: \data.txt
BUT , what if we only know the name of the file, without knowing the extension , or maybe not knowing
parts of the path , is there a way?
EDIT : Basically, I have a file whose name I know, but I don't know the directory that the file is in.
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