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Old 02-07-2011, 10:14 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by FF2 View Post
It should work. Are you at the folder level to get the full folder list?

If your books are in say:

c:\library

you can do

dir c:\library /s/b > list.txt

or you can already be in c:\library when you run the command

dir /s/s > library.txt

You will wind up with a lot of extraneous info that will need editing but you should have all of your books.
just noting a typo that might throw off a non-dos friendly person so here is a quick fix:

dir /s/b > library.txt

for the OP that is the same as were you not in the directory, FF2 just made a typo and not sure FF2 caught it and no need for you to feel frustrated when your results don't seem right.
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