The easiest way (depending on the format you want) is to open a command
prompt and do this:

dir > dir.txt

if you;re in the C: directory it will create a text file with the directory
of the files.

This is what part of my temp dir looks like:

 Volume in drive C is Morpheus
 Volume Serial Number is 2484-2AAF

 Directory of C:\Temp

07/17/2003  12:34a      <DIR>          .
07/17/2003  12:34a      <DIR>          ..
07/15/2003  01:41p              70,916 2
07/15/2003  01:43p              70,916 3
07/15/2003  01:44p              58,180 4
07/15/2003  01:45p              89,988 5
07/16/2003  01:32p      <DIR>          Adobe
07/16/2003  01:47p      <DIR>          CAPTDIR
07/16/2003  10:32a      <DIR>          ftpurls


Hope this helps


Dave Jones
D&D Video Productions
http://www.vdoguy.com

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----- Original Message -----
From: "John Dent" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 7:31 PM
Subject: [PCSOFT] Copying File Titles


> Does anyone know how to copy file titles from Windows Explorer so I can
> sort the file titles in Word or Excel etc. I would like to be able to Cut
> and Paste the titles to other programs. (Is there a program that can do
it?)
>
> So far this seemingly simple task has no answer.
>
> Thanks
>
> John
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