Hmm, that does indeed work, my bad. My example had the wrong case, and
that may be why it didn't work for me.
I think how it interprets the brackets is it only treats them as wildcards
if they are at the end ("BLAH]") or beginning ("[BLAH")
I didn't know about LIKE, thanks. That allows me to search for filenames
that end in ] or begin with [, which can't be specified w/o it.
COUNT . WITH *A0 LIKE "...]"
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