N nortexoid Diamond Member May 1, 2000 4,096 0 0 Jun 21, 2001 #1 does command prompt have this sort of feature in win2k/win98se? 3rd party software?
J jonMEGA Golden Member May 21, 2001 1,232 0 0 Jun 21, 2001 #2 dir *.* /s >myfiles.txt i think thats the command line for it.
Dulanic Diamond Member Oct 27, 2000 9,957 581 136 Jun 21, 2001 #4 << dir *.* /s >myfiles.txt i think thats the command line for it. >> For dirs only add /ad in there too.
<< dir *.* /s >myfiles.txt i think thats the command line for it. >> For dirs only add /ad in there too.
G gariig Senior member Dec 31, 2000 269 0 0 Jun 21, 2001 #5 *falls into DOS nostalgia* Those were the days I guess...I miss my stack of 5 boot discs to play my games...
*falls into DOS nostalgia* Those were the days I guess...I miss my stack of 5 boot discs to play my games...
A Andy22 Golden Member Jun 8, 2001 1,425 0 71 Jun 22, 2001 #8 the "/s" grabs the subdirectories.
N NikPreviousAcct No Lifer Aug 15, 2000 52,763 1 0 Jun 22, 2001 #9 okay, I just did that to see what it would do and there's all this crap running through my DOS window... what the hell did I get myself into!? <edit> Oh, I see. Cool! </edit> Nik
okay, I just did that to see what it would do and there's all this crap running through my DOS window... what the hell did I get myself into!? <edit> Oh, I see. Cool! </edit> Nik
M Mday Lifer Oct 14, 1999 18,647 1 81 Jun 22, 2001 #10 you don't need the *.* but, um, it does not do hidden or system actually. there are programs that do this, i don't know any names.
you don't need the *.* but, um, it does not do hidden or system actually. there are programs that do this, i don't know any names.
N nortexoid Diamond Member May 1, 2000 4,096 0 0 Jun 23, 2001 #12 yes, the *.* isn't necessary...works ncie though curious, any way of getting it to output to the .txt without file sizes and/or dates?
yes, the *.* isn't necessary...works ncie though curious, any way of getting it to output to the .txt without file sizes and/or dates?
K konichiwa Lifer Oct 9, 1999 15,077 2 0 Jun 23, 2001 #14 You can always type <command> /? in DOS for a listing of switches to change the command.