How do I write /path/everything ?

If I want to to include everything in a folder, can I do something
like:

C:/folder1/*

where * means all folders in folder1 ?

In days of dos back slashes were supreme! C:\folder1\*.* should work if you
have such a thing as a folder called "folder1" on your puter. Otherwise you
will need a real name.

FWIW

Len

"cnb" <> wrote in message
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> If I want to to include everything in a folder, can I do something
> like:
>
> C:/folder1/*
>
> where * means all folders in folder1 ?

"Len Mattix" <> wrote in message
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> In days of dos back slashes were supreme! C:\folder1\*.* should work if
> you have such a thing as a folder called "folder1" on your puter.
> Otherwise you will need a real name.

That would only specify the contained files and not the folders.

ss.

"cnb" <> wrote in message
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> If I want to to include everything in a folder, can I do something
> like:
>
> C:/folder1/*
>
> where * means all folders in folder1 ?

You need to use backslashes, instead of slashes.

The answer is just to use nothing.

C:\folder1\

.... is the whole folder, and everything it contains.

ss.