You can use the "dir" command in MS-DOS to find all the files in a folder ending in ".inp" and its subfolders. The syntax for this command is as follows:
dir /s /b /o:n <folder_path>\*.inp
- The "/s" option tells the command to search for files in all subfolders of the specified folder.
- The "/b" option tells the command to display the list of files in a bare format (without any additional information such as file size or date modified).
- The "/o:n" option tells the command to sort the list of files by name in ascending order.
- Replace <folder_path> with the path of the folder that you want to search.
For example, to search for all files with the extension ".inp" in the folder "C:\Examples" and its subfolders, you would use the following command:
dir /s /b /o:n C:\Examples\*.inp
This will display a list of all files in the specified folder and its subfolders that end with the ".inp" extension and the output will be sorted by name.
