Re: Deleting weird-named files

["Michael D. Crawford" <crawford@goingware.com>]

You can use "./" to indicate a file in the current directory in a way 
that hides the "--".  So try this:

rm ./--exclude=*.jpg

However, there is also the "*", which might cause complaints from the 
shell.  If that happens, try this:

rm ./--exclude=\*.jpg

I'll send you my bill in the mail ;-)

Mike Crawford
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