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On 10/28/05, lorenzo -dot- gonzalez -at- ints -dot- com
> My question: is there a way to automate a list of files on a network
> drive? I am searching for a program that will analyze the names of all
> files on our network drive and output those filenames as a spreadsheet or
> text delimited file. If possible, it would be great to be able to somehow
> import this information into a database automatically, but I know that's a
> far reach.
The new version is $20. You can easily find an older version that's
freeware. The new version will export to dB formats, which is what you
want. An older version will not have this feature, but you can easily
import into Excel or anything else.
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