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You can use wildcards to reference more than one file name by using special characters. A wildcard is a character (either an asterisk or a question mark) that is used to express that any combination of characters is allowed in a certain section of a string. For example, if you want to list all files that begin with the string "user" but can contain any other characters and any extension, use the following wildcard: If you want to list all files that start with any character, then contain the string "user" and have any extension, use the following wildcard: File names that contain other illegal characters, such as a colon (:), generate the following error message: The characters that are valid for a file or folder name include any combination of letters (A-Z) and/or numbers (0-9), plus the following special characters:

   $   Dollar sign
   %   Percent 
   '   Apostrophe
   `   Opening single quotation mark
   -   Hyphen
   @   At sign
   {   Left brace
   }   Right brace
   ~   Tilde
   !   Exclamation point
   #   Number sign
   (   Opening parenthesis
   )   Closing parenthesis
   &   Ampersand 
   _   Underscore
   ^   Caret
       space
   +   Plus sign
   ,   Comma
   .   Period
   =   Equal sign
   [   Opening bracket
   ]   Closing bracket