soopafreek

i was wondering if there is a way to create a listing of the files/subfolders i've got on a directory... (maybe via the command prompt?)

here's the deal. i compiled a utilities disk containing programs (like OpenOffice, SpyBot, and diagnostic tools) that gets updated maybe once a month.

i've got a folder on my drive that i burn from to create the new utilties disk.

is there a way to get XP to create a listing so i can put a little readme file with the disk's contents on the disk prior to burning?

thanks.

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hrdwareguy

go to a command promt in that directory and type the following:

dir > readme.txt

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soopafreek

wow, that was a quick response!...

it worked, but only listed the first level of folders. any way to get the subfolders/subfiles listed? or do i have to create a readme for each folder then merge it manually into one?

thanks!

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intecel

This will give you a listing with subdirectories:

dir /s > readme.txt

hrdwareguy

Yep, that's the one

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rubicon

In 2000/XP you can also use the TREE command. At the root of your drive, type:

tree /a > readme.txt

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hrdwareguy

Tree will give you the directory structure, but it will not list the files for you

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soopafreek

sweet! thanks guys.

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