RE: Looking for a directory mapping tool

["Susan Guttman" <Susan -dot- Guttman -at- contactft -dot- com>]

Sweet! That totally did the trick, thanks!

And Damien, doh! I should know to check the archives before I post. Sorry. 
*bad TW!*

Bill S. Guttman
TW Monkey
 


-----Original Message-----
From: Spreadbury, David
Subject: RE: Looking for a directory mapping tool


You could use the old DOS dir command to output the directory structure, with
all included files, to a text file and then import this into Excel. You might
need to do a little editing on a text editor to organize the data, e.g., add
tabs to create a tab-delimited file which would import cleaner and save work
on the Excel side.

Open a command window and try entering:

c:
cd workingfiles
Dir c:\workingfiles /o /s > workingfiles.txt 

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