>FIWDIR /H6

USAGE EXAMPLES

  FIWDIR
    Displays all of the files in the current directory.

  FIWDIR C:\DATA\*.* /S
    Displays all of the files in the C:\DATA directory and every directory
    below it in the directory tree.

  FIWDIR /KOregistrationkey
    Eliminates the Nag screen with the 'registrationkey'.

  FIWDIR /KRregistrationkey
    Eliminates the Nag screen permanently by writing the 'registrationkey',
    to the Windows Registry.

  FIWDIR C:\DATA\*.TXT;*.EXE;*.INI
    Displays all of the files in the C:\DATA directory that have the
    extension TXT, EXE or INI.

  FIWDIR /W /P
    Displays the files in the wide list format and pauses after each screen is
    displayed.

  FIWDIR /D /OS
    Displays the files without scanning directories for totals and sorts the
    files by size.  (Note: Only the files in each directory are sorted with
    each other.)

  FIWDIR /B /O-S
    Displays the files, sorted by size in descending order.

  FIWDIR /VD /C
    Displays the Filename, Description and Details for each file, and surrounds
    the values with quotes separated by commas.  This output format is used to
    import the list into a database program.

  FIWDIR /LF
    Displays a list of the file formats that are supported.

  FIWDIR /4 /T
    Displays the files, with four digit years, and separates the values with
    tabs.  This output format is used to import the list into a database
    program.

  FIWDIR /AA /A-R
    Displays the files that have their Archive attribute set and are not
    Read-Only.

  FIWDIR /A-N /V108=79
    Displays only files that aren't NTFS Alternate Data Streams, and adds a
    line to display any NTFS Alternate Data Streams attached to the files.

  FIWDIR /FF=4
    Displays only Graphics Interchange Format (.GIF) type files.  (Format #4)

  FIWDIR /FA=2H
    Displays only files identified with Medium or higher accuracy.
    Without the 'H', the files must match the accuracy level exactly.

  FIWDIR /FA=1L
    Displays only files identified with Low or lower accuracy.
    Without the 'L', the files must match the accuracy level exactly.

  FIWDIR /I /GT100
    Displays only files that have invalid extensions, and are greater in size
    than 100 bytes.

  FIWDIR /MA19920205131215
    Displays only files that were modified after February 5, 1992 at 1:12:15pm.

  FIWDIR /CT"My Speech"
    Displays only files that contain the text "My Speech".

  FIWDIR /E
    Does not use the file extension to identify a file when all other methods
    fail.

  FIWDIR >OUTPUT.TXT
    Pipes all of the directory output to the text file OUTPUT.TXT.

  FIWDIR /SUM /V11=23 /V23=8
    Calculates the 32 bit Checksum value for each file, and resizes the columns
    to display these values.

  FIWDIR /HC1 /V104=40
    Calculates the SHA-1 value for each file, and resizes the column to display
    the value.

  FIWDIR /ST0
    Calculates the SHA-1, MD5 & CRC32 values and checks for matching files in
    any .FIH and .HASH databases (except FIEngine.fih) in the FIWDIR directory
    before using the other pattern matching stages.  The databases are used in
    alphabetical order, by their filenames.