In computing, the question mark is normally used in searches to represent any character. So 'Print?' will match with 'Print' and 'Prints' but not with 'Printed'. To search for all three of these terms, you could use 'Print??'. Alternatively, you could use the asterisk * which means any number of any characters. The question mark is also used in DOS and is useful when finding files that match a certain criteria. It's normally used with the DIR command; for example 'DIR print?.*' will display all the files that start 'print' and have any type of file extension. This would match 'Print.DOC', 'Print.TXT', 'Prints.TXT' and so on.
