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Dos command to list (give a directory listing) files on a disk. Depending on the wildcards used this may be a very restrictive listing or a very robust listing. Dir *.* lists every file for a given directory. You may use this command in conjunction with the redirect "" symbol to output results of commands to files or printers.

A DOS command that displays the files stored in the current directory

this stands for "directory", which is the location name in which files are stored. This is also the command which in DOS, UNIX, and on the CSS server which will give you a listing of what directory you are in, and what files are in the directory.

Director format. Native movie file format of the Macromedia Director program.

directory DIRectory. This lists contents of the current directory. show or don't show items with indicated Attributes: (Directory), (Read-only), (Hidden), (Archival), (System). EG: /a d-a. show Bare format, i.e. no heading or summary. Lowercase output. Order items by item indicated: (Name, alphabetic), (Size, smallest first), (Extension, alphabetic), (Date and time, earliest first), (Group, directories first), (last Access date, earliest first). EG: /o -n. Pauses between pages of info. Subdirectories, i.e. list for current directory and Subdirectories. Verbose mode. show Wide list format, i.e. multiple columns.

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File list

(directory) In the operating systems DOS and OS/2, the command that calls up all the files in a particular directory.

DIR ( string exp) Returns a directory listing of files. To list all the files in a directory, use the following sequence of commands: X$= DIR(" C:\ Documents\ scripts\*.*") WHILE X$" DO INFO X$ X$= DIR ENDWHILE You can list specific files, say script files, by limiting the string expression. e.g. DIR (" C:\ Documents\*. scr") which will only list files with the filename extension ‘. scr'.

Internal (DOS) command to display the contents of a disk directory on-screen.

The native Director file format.

Procomm Plus Dialing Directory or Macromedia Director File

Deprecated. Defines a directory list 3.0 3.0 TF

In computer software, specifically the command line interface (CLI) of the DOS operating system, dir is a command used for file and directory listing. It is analogous to the Unix ls command.

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