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The command "expand ${path\to\file-cab} ${path\to\directory} -f:*" is used to expand a compressed cabinet (.cab) file into a specified directory.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "expand" is the command itself, which is used to expand compressed files.
• "${path\to\file-cab}" is the path and filename of the .cab file that you want to expand. Replace "${path\to\file-cab}" with the actual path and filename of the .cab file you want to use.
• "${path\to\directory}" is the path of the directory where you want to extract the contents of the .cab file. Replace "${path\to\directory}" with the actual path of the target directory.
• "-f:" specifies that you want to extract all files and folders from the .cab file. The asterisk () is a wildcard that matches any file or folder name.

By executing this command, the .cab file will be decompressed and its contents will be extracted to the specified directory.