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When you run Microsoft Undelete for Windows and choose Find (or Find Deleted Files), you must type the filename (*.BAT) in uppercase. If you type the filename in lowercase (*.bat), Microsoft Undelete reports | When you run Microsoft Undelete for Windows and choose Find (or Find Deleted Files), you must type the filename (*.BAT) in uppercase. If you type the filename in lowercase (*.bat), Microsoft Undelete reports "No Deleted Files Found."<br /> | ||
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NOTE: The Ignore Case option only applies to text contained within the deleted file and the Containing box refers to a text string that is in the deleted file you want to search for. | NOTE: The Ignore Case option only applies to text contained within the deleted file and the Containing box refers to a text string that is in the deleted file you want to search for. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:00, 19 July 2020
Article ID: 100405
Article Last Modified on 11/16/1999
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft MS-DOS 6.0 Standard Edition
- Microsoft MS-DOS 6.2 Standard Edition
- Microsoft MS-DOS 6.21 Standard Edition
- Microsoft MS-DOS 6.22 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q100405
SUMMARY
When you run Microsoft Undelete for Windows and choose Find (or Find Deleted Files), you must type the filename (*.BAT) in uppercase. If you type the filename in lowercase (*.bat), Microsoft Undelete reports "No Deleted Files Found."
NOTE: The Ignore Case option only applies to text contained within the deleted file and the Containing box refers to a text string that is in the deleted file you want to search for.
Additional query words: 6.22 6.00 cap spec specification button menu 6.20 option lower case lowercase
Keywords: KB100405
