Hi

Oh my God. What an akward process...

Here is how to do it:

1. In Windows Explorer, go to the folder with the files.

2. In File Menu select "Command Window as Administartor"

3. Now type at the command line: dir >files.txt

4. Press the Enter key.

Thats all, folks...

Now you have a text file with a list of files. The text file is saved in the folder.

Regards
Jørgen

PS:
Anyone remebering what DOS was... ;-)

Yep but the little applet is quicker and with more options...also make sure the syntax is correct for DOS commands otherwise it will not work You know that Jorgen, but perhaps the OP might not

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Dennis,

I should have taken your suggestion, but I was in a hurry to make a list for a gig. Thank you, it works almost instantly.

Jorgen

I am sure you are right, but this did the job. Thanks.

No worries Bernie - it is a terrific little applet I have found

About the quickest and easiest out there imho, and I have tried a few

Cheers m8
Dennis

If you use Firefox (not sure if other browsers do this), if you drag a folder into an open Firefox window, it creates a text list of the contents.

Neat!

You know, a simple 'how do I create a text file of a folder's contents?' Google query offers many different solutions.

... I could not count the number of "how do I ..." questions I've asked Google ...

Hi Diki



Really nice. Did not know this trick...
Thanks

Jørgen