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12-30-2004, 07:10 PM
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Unfortunately, you can't currently do a wildcard exclusion that applies to every level of a tree. We expand wildcards based on Unix "globbing" rules (if that means anything to you -- ignore if not), and that means that the wildcard applies at a single level of the directory tree.
Are your MP3s truly scattered all over your drive?
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