I use Vim on both unix and Windows. The Windows version has a "feature" that guesses what type of file I want to open. I want to either turn it off or change it to something that fits reality.
For example, if I am editing a C file and want to open the associated header file, the open file browser decides I must be looking for a C file and puts *.c in the file filter text box. I have to suggest that I want to see the *.h files too. It would be fine with me if it would start with All files, which the Unix version does.
It is worse when I am editing a header file and want to open another file. the file browser starts with a filter like *.cpp which is not what I want at all.
I've got the Vim book, I've read the Vim help. I am turning to this group as a last resort. Can you tell me how to get the windows version (7.2) to list all files instead of just the *.c files.
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