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Is there a switch that gives file names for all files in all folders
and subfolders, but doesn't give the path or any other details?
Alternatively, is there a directory utility which does this?

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From: moforichard
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ReplyTo: litsupport@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Jan 30, 2004 8:43 PM
Subject: [litsupport] DOS switch

Is there a switch that gives file names for all files in all folders
and subfolders, but doesn't give the path or any other details?
Alternatively, is there a directory utility which does this?




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Try dir /b ("bare" format). If you need it in a text file type
something like "dir /b >c:\test.txt" Hope this helps. Mary B.

Mary R. Buker
LTCI
714 Congress, Suite 100B
Austin, TX 78701
512.260.5000


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