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- "file Mask" uses MS-DOS file names and/or wild cards to control which files
- you choose to view in the current directory. Some ways to specify a mask
- are shown below.
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- A mask of "*.ns" is the default and displays all files in the current
- directory with a file name extension of "ns". Upon starting up, NSChart
- assumes that all NSPDL text files have this file naming convention, though
- you are free to adopt any file naming convention you prefer.
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- A mask of "*.*" displays all directory entries, whereas a mask of only one
- asterisk displays only those files with no extension.
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- A mask of "b*.*" displays all file names beginning with the letter "b",
- whereas a mask of "b*" displays only those file names beginning with "b"
- but with no extension as part of the file name.
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- A mask of "*.inc" displays only those file names with extension "inc".
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- A mask of "???" displays only 3-letter file names with no extension.
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- Type any key to continue.