Hi Gerald.
You didn't follow my instructions to the letter.
Keith said
|Make a note of its exact location because DOS |doesn't recognise long filenames.
|Once you find the exact directory just do a search
|something like
dir *.ur?
|That should list all files with a .ur extension.
|Once you see that file listed then
|del filename as its shown
Make a note of the exact folder name. Now you saying its on your desktop well that
is c:\windows\desktop folder. So at the C:\ prompt in DOS type in
cd c:\windows\desktop
The prompt will now say C:\WINDOWS\Desktop now type in dir *.ur? and
see what it shows. This works for me so I don't know why it won't work for you. The
* means all files and the ? is a wildcard meaning any type of character. Because
you have said its
From a Railway Carriage. Stevenson, Robert Louis. 1913.
A Child_s Garden of Verses
and Underwoods.ur________-___-
Then it should show all files with a ur as the first part of the extension.
I've just typed these command under the Windows MS-DOS Prompt and it works,
so it should work in true DOS.
