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Old 02-07-2011, 10:30 AM   #10
ebsebs
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Catlady,

If all you need is a listing like this:
Code:
Top Folder
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Book1
Book2
Book3
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:

TopFolder\SubFolder1
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Book1
Book2
Book3
:
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TopFolder\SubFolder2
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Book1
Book2
Book3
:
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TopFolder\SubFolder2\SubSubFolder1
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Book1
Book2
Book3
:
:
then you are welcome to use a copy of a very simple program I wrote.

I wrote it for a different purpose, but it will produce a list of your folders and subfolders,
and the names of the books in each folder. Just run the program and select your top-level folder.
It will create a text file called "BookList.txt" in that folder, which you can import into Excel.

The program is tiny, just 12KB (KB, not MB), and is completely free of any malware, viruses (virii?), etc.
You can verify this by scanning the program with your favorite anti-virus software.

If you are interested, I'd be happy to send you a copy via e-mail, as I don't have anywhere convenient to post it.

Regards,
Eric
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