Re: Convert file names to a usable list?

Gary wrote:

A typical full path is:

c:\documents and settings\gary\my documents\my
music\aerosmith\aerosmith - love in an elevator.mp3

So you see if I am in the "my music" directory the 'dir > list.txt'
command only lists the artists not the actual music titles. One other
problem is that there maybe cover art, or other file types in some of
the directories - is it possible to only list the .mp3 file types?

Many thanks again
Gary

Yes: DIR *.MP3 > text.txt /s (the "/s" means parse subdirectories too)


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