I need help with listing alot of emu files quickly.

K-OTIC · July 27th, 2002

Is there a program or something that will give me a text file with a list of the files i have stored in a folder? It would realy help me.

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**Betamax** · July 27th, 2002

I don't now what Os you have but on 2K/XP you can open a command prompt window, type dir, then cut and paste the text into notepad.

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**Jens Duttke** · July 27th, 2002

hi!

cut and paste ?

Simply do
dir > dirlist.txt
to save it in a file ... or
dir /b > dirlist.txt
for a filename-only version.

And this works in every Microsoft OS, even the good old MS-DOS.
Linux support it too, but i am not sure if you can save the output in a file on this way.

Cu, JNS
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http://cyberpad.psxemu.com

K-OTIC · July 28th, 2002

How do i get the command prompt window to show the right folder.

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K-OTIC · July 28th, 2002

it only shows the C:\documents and settings\popnik>

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K-OTIC · July 28th, 2002

ok......i got the folder open. how do i get the list off of the command prompt window.

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K-OTIC · July 28th, 2002

Nevermind I finally got it. Thanks for the help. I had hundreds of files i needed to list and it would have been a pain if i would have had to list them manualy.

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July 27th, 2002	#2 (permalink)
Betamax Resident Movie Critic Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland Posts: 9,508	I don't now what Os you have but on 2K/XP you can open a command prompt window, type dir, then cut and paste the text into notepad. __________________ Superior marketing of an inferior product will always win over inferior marketing of a superior product.

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Jens Duttke Master Programmer Join Date: May 2001 Location: Germany Posts: 191	hi! cut and paste ? Simply do dir > dirlist.txt to save it in a file ... or dir /b > dirlist.txt for a filename-only version. And this works in every Microsoft OS, even the good old MS-DOS. Linux support it too, but i am not sure if you can save the output in a file on this way. Cu, JNS --- http://www.emucheater.com http://cyberpad.psxemu.com

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K-OTIC Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Where Angels Lose Their Way. Posts: 32	How do i get the command prompt window to show the right folder. __________________ Muahahahahaha:akimbo:

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K-OTIC Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Where Angels Lose Their Way. Posts: 32	it only shows the C:\documents and settings\popnik> __________________ Muahahahahaha:akimbo:

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K-OTIC Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Where Angels Lose Their Way. Posts: 32	ok......i got the folder open. how do i get the list off of the command prompt window. __________________ Muahahahahaha:akimbo:

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K-OTIC Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Where Angels Lose Their Way. Posts: 32	Nevermind I finally got it. Thanks for the help. I had hundreds of files i needed to list and it would have been a pain if i would have had to list them manualy. __________________ Muahahahahaha:akimbo: