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I'm trying to recursively search a directory tree to find all of the .asp.asp files using the following command:

dir *.asp /s

dir *.asp /s

For some reason, this returns not only the asp files, but also the aspx files.

How can I force it to ignore the aspx files?

I'm trying to recursively search a directory tree to find all of the .asp files using the following command:

dir *.asp /s

For some reason, this returns not only the asp files, but also the aspx files.

How can I force it to ignore the aspx files?

I'm trying to recursively search a directory tree to find all of the .asp files using the following command:

dir *.asp /s

For some reason, this returns not only the asp files, but also the aspx files.

How can I force it to ignore the aspx files?

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asked Jan 28, 2011 at 12:58

WinXP dir command: 3 and 4 char extensions are the same?

I'm trying to recursively search a directory tree to find all of the .asp files using the following command:

dir *.asp /s

For some reason, this returns not only the asp files, but also the aspx files.

How can I force it to ignore the aspx files?