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> One trick in DOS (& Unix?) type systems is to redirect output to the system > bit bucket. This is done by putting > > > nul > > at the end of a command. In Unix it would be: > /dev/null for example: ls > /dev/null Though, I guess I could question why you're listing the contents of a directory and then sending the output to the bit bucket? AFIAK, there's no value to doing a "dir" if you don't want the output? :)
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