Ross,
Try a DIR with wildcards. LIST requires the PAT(tern) switch to use
wildcards. (eg) list telecom.1: pat lowel#?
It is NOT a good idea to allow spaces in filenames, as you've just found out,
and may introduce those really nasty times when you 'add' spaces to the front
or tail of the filename. I had a file named 'stuff to do' and accidently added
to spaces to the end, so it would only respond directly to a "Stuff to do "
SOP 'round here is to use the '_' underscore as a space equivalent, so you'd
have lowlell_tech as a filename. Once you get a handle on the file, RENAME it
to something easier to 'grab', and avoid spaces except on aethetic grounds. 8)
Oh, before I forget…if you are using WB, and the file has an associated
icon, then all these arguments I've made don't hold. Using the WB rename
obliviates the need to worry about that, as it uses a requester you can clear
before renaming, and guarantees it will respond to whatever name you've given
it.
Doug