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Old 09-06-2010, 10:41 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by sceadugenga View Post
What's the quickest and easiest way of sending a list of books to some one?
If you are using a Windows based machine, open a command window in the directory containing your books. (To make that easier, you can install the Power Toys for Windows and use the "open command prompt here" from the right-click menu in Windows Explorer.) Then, when you have the command prompt open, type "dir *.* > dir.txt" (or whatever you want the file name to be) or "dir /b *.* > dir.txt". The "/b" means display the file names only, not size information. If you want to list the contents of subdirectories, "dir /s /b *.* > dir.txt".
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