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Wildcards are a set of building blocks that allow you to create a pattern defining a set of files or directories. As you would remember, whenever we refer to a file or directory on the command line we are actually referring to a path. Whenever we refer to a path we may also use wildcards in that path to turn it into a set of files or directories. Here is the basic set of wildcards: * - represents zero or more characters.
Below are examples of how to use wildcards in Find and Replace. Keep in mind that for any of these to work you must have the Use wildcards option checked in Find and Replace. comp*r. Match anything starting with 'comp' and ending with 'r'. In other words, this would find computer and compiler in your document.elow are examples of how to use wildcards in Find and Replace. Keep in mind that for any of these to work you must have the Use wildcards option checked in Find and Replace. comp*r. Match anything starting with 'comp' and ending with 'r'. In other words, this would find computer and compiler in your document.