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Here is an example output.
dir *.xml* /x
COPYOF~1.XM~ Copy of two.xmls1
one.xml
THREE~1.XML three.xmlt
TWO~1.XML two.xmls
dir *.xml /x
one.xml
THREE~1.XML three.xmlt
TWO~1.XML two.xmls
Here is another example. Notice how the /x switch has a ~1 even on the name and a ~ on the end of the extension.
DIR TES*
TEST.XML
TEST1.XMLS
DIR TES* /X
TEST.XML
TEST1~1.XM~ TEST1.XMLS
Edited by NTDOC (2005-05-17 08:12 PM)
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