>>>>Anyway, looks like I have to use a different approach. I don't really want to use FileScriptingObject because it could be slower and I'm not sure it allows to specify a mask.
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>>>>Do you or somebody have a suggestion for me?
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>>>Couldn't you use sys(2000)? It allows mask...
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>>I've tried ?sys(2000,"t:\jpg\*g*.*") and it returned 654.jpg, which is wrong.
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>You shouldn't use "*" like that
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>you did *g*.* it brings all files
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>you can:
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>?sys(2000,"t:\jpg\*g.jpg")
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>or
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>?sys(2000,"t:\jpg\*g??.jpg")
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>or
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>?sys(2000,"t:\jpg\*g.*")
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>or
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>?sys(2000,"t:\jpg\g*.*")

What about sys(2000,"t:\jpg\*g*.jpg") ??

E.g. can I specify mask as part of the filename portion for file whith known extension? I don't know how many letters are preceeding, I just know that I may want

55g55.jpg
or 5g5.jpg
or g78.jpg
or gsss.jpg, e.g. the file name portion should contain my mask.