Can I ignore file extensions when searching in Explorer view?
It is easy to ignore file extensions that are not required for printing or export, especially when it comes to the terms zip, txt, ... very helpful!
► DirPrintOK, the directory printout tool for Windows , supports wildcards, so with the specification .** extensions can be ignored, these are not taken into account in the search. It doesn't matter whether you designate it as a file extension or file extension and whether you use it as a search filter on MS Windows 10, .... or on the Windows server!
3.) Who needs something like a search without a file extension?
Many have a directory that holds files with multiple extensions like * .asc, .txt. .csv, * .zip, .... etc. have and use this with a script in which you only want to search in the file names that are transferred via the variables.
Admittedly it is seldom the case, but when you need it you are desperately looking for file extensions or file extensions on the Internet or rather to ignore them in order to filter only for file names!
Yes, the directory printout tool is a bit faster when searching for files than MS Windows 10/11 Explorer Windows Explorer is more optimized for the index
