Good tip, but you can get directory printing from Karen's
site at
ht
tp://www.karenware.com/powertools/powertools.asp
She has a directory printer tool that I've found it
incredibly
useful. It's recursive also, and can output folders, files,
file
info, etc.
Markie
>Happy Monday, List!
>
>I have to deliver a full-source project that has a
particularly big
>amount of files (over 7,500 source files!). I didn't
much like the idea
>of doing a file list manually, so asked a friend of mine
(thanks, Karl!)
>and he gave me this awesome way of listing files from
DOS that I thought
>might come in handy for us all ...
>
>Just go into DOS, cd to your folder and do:
>
>dir /a /-p /o:gen >filelisting.txt
>
>You can also make this recursive if you have a lot of
subfolders, just
>add in the /s parameter:
>
>dir /a /-p /s /o:gen >filelisting.txt
>
>Bish bash bosh, you've got a text file in your folder
containing a list
>of every file on your project! Very cool I thought.
>
>PsychicParrot.
>
>
>
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