echo != ls -l. If you typed `echo hello.c*` it would print out `hello.c*`.
>
>But exactly the same thing done later gave:
>
>/cds/0/win32/sysman/qtour/f> ls -l con1t04.htm
>-r-xr-xr-x 1 root system 572 Jun 5 1998 con1t04.htm
>/cds/0/win32/sysman/qtour/f> ls -l con1t04.*
>-r-xr-xr-x 1 root system 572 Jun 5 1998 con1t04.htm
>/cds/0/win32/sysman/qtour/f>
The ls -l commands produce the same output.
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