Have a movie folder consisting of around 800 titles (mediocre i know) and I need to make a list for a dude who wants to leach a few but doesn't want to lan. A quick search reaped little, there must be a simple way to do this, Lay it on me.
make a screenshot of your folder containing movies?
/thread.Sup wrote:
make a screenshot of your folder containing movies?
I was going to ask this exact same question a few days ago. For a different reason, though.
- I can't fit all the files/folders on one screen to take a screen-shot.
- You can only screen shot the top folders/files, not the folders/files inside those folders.
- I want text, not an image.
Not really. For me:NooBesT wrote:
/thread.Sup wrote:
make a screenshot of your folder containing movies?
- I can't fit all the files/folders on one screen to take a screen-shot.
- You can only screen shot the top folders/files, not the folders/files inside those folders.
- I want text, not an image.
Nah thought of that, it would consist of three separate screens, if feel a text document would be simpler imo but if there is no other way.
Try this:
http://www.altap.cz/salam_en/features/c … names.html
or this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.as … duct=winxp
http://www.altap.cz/salam_en/features/c … names.html
or this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.as … duct=winxp
Last edited by .Sup (2009-03-06 10:54:00)
Will do but will take some time to provide feedback as I gotta get to work shall let you know how it goes thanks chief..Sup wrote:
Try this:
http://www.altap.cz/salam_en/features/c … names.html
or this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.as … duct=winxp
10-4Hooch Pandersnatch wrote:
Will do but will take some time to provide feedback as I gotta get to work shall let you know how it goes thanks chief..Sup wrote:
Try this:
http://www.altap.cz/salam_en/features/c … names.html
or this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.as … duct=winxp
Here's an Autohotkey script:
Code:
;Change next two lines if needed
path = C:\Movies
outfile = C:\list.txt
Loop, %path%\*, 1, 0
FileAppend, %A_LoopFileName%`r`n, %outfile%
Open a cmd window in the folder and type dir > filelist.txt
Thank you. Learn your cmd/term folks, lots can be done with it.san4 wrote:
Open a cmd window in the folder and type dir > filelist.txt
Success, Yep the command prompt is life I now realise, easy too. Thanks to .Sup, liquidator and san4 for the suggestions. Thread can be closed at mod's discretion.
i need to know how to do this too. how do i open a command prompt in the window?
There's a couple of ways but the simplest is to just go to your windows\system32 folder and copy the cmd.exe file to the folder that you wish to use it in. Run it from there and it it will work.ceslayer23 wrote:
i need to know how to do this too. how do i open a command prompt in the window?
Btw, use dir /B > filelist.txt if you want to get rid of all the jargon and just have the file names in the txt file.
Last edited by Rod Foxx (2009-03-07 21:17:05)
The easiest way I know of to open a command prompt in a particular folder is to install the "Open Command Window Here" powertoy from Microsoft. It's a free utility that lets you right-click on any folder and start a command window there.ceslayer23 wrote:
i need to know how to do this too. how do i open a command prompt in the window?
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/Down … rtoys.mspx
You can do it with media files using winamp. Load them into it and save the playlist as a txt file.
Wouldn't loading so many files lag the whole PC?AussieReaper wrote:
You can do it with media files using winamp. Load them into it and save the playlist as a txt file.
Depends how many you load, but winamp can be a memory hog yeah..Sup wrote:
Wouldn't loading so many files lag the whole PC?AussieReaper wrote:
You can do it with media files using winamp. Load them into it and save the playlist as a txt file.
It's just a dirty way of doing it which I've used in the past. lol
Just importing them in to the library wouldn't do anything..Sup wrote:
Wouldn't loading so many files lag the whole PC?AussieReaper wrote:
You can do it with media files using winamp. Load them into it and save the playlist as a txt file.
Library, playlist= not the same thingDefiance wrote:
Just importing them in to the library wouldn't do anything..Sup wrote:
Wouldn't loading so many files lag the whole PC?AussieReaper wrote:
You can do it with media files using winamp. Load them into it and save the playlist as a txt file.