The DIR command has many switches (type DIR /?):
dir \[drive:\]\[path\]\[filename\] \[; ...\] \[/p\] \[/w\] \[/d\] \[/a\]attributes\[/o\]sortorder \[/t\]timefield \[/s\] \[/b\] \[/l\] \[/n\] \[/x\]If you regulary type switches and have a favorite set that you use, you can cause the DIR command to remember them by setting the DIRCMD environment variable:
set DIRCMD=/b /o:-n
causes DIR to always use the /b and /o:-n switches. You can override these defaults for a given invocation of DIR:
DIR \[drive:\]\[path\] /-b
will perform the above dir without the /b switch but will still use the /o:-n switch.
You should set the DIRCMD environment variable in Control Panel / System / Environment.
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