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From: skesterk@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Shane Kesterke)
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Subject: Unix command globbing for MS-DOS
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Date: 16 May 91 14:47:01 GMT
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After checking out all the archive sites I've managed to pick up MS-DOS
equivalents of my favorite Unix commands. But the one thing I haven't
found is like a TSR that will allow Unix wildcard usage in MS-DOS, 
particularly, command globbing (being able to type "file*" instead of
"file*.*"). I use command globbing a lot on my Unix account here and
I really miss it on MS-DOS. I tried WILDUNIX but it didn't seem to work.
I still had to type *.* for a wildcard. Can anyone direct me to a handy
program that will allow the freedom of command globbing and Unix wildcards?

Thanks!