Re: Looking for a dos command

["Bryan Sherman" <bsherm -at- gmail -dot- com>]

That's a tough one.

/s gets you all sudirectories, but a lot of other junk.
/b gets rid of everything BUT the name of the file (including the DOS
size) but also includes the full path.
/a-d picks only files that are not directories.

If you can get around the DOS size (embed version info in filename)
you could use:
dir /s/b/a-d >list.txt

If you need the Size
dir /s/a-d >list.txt

then post-process it in Excel. Not brainless, since there are headings
that will muck things up whether you go fixed-width or delimited.

You could use some fancy XL macro that imports fixed width, deletes
rows that do not start with a date, then remove all but the size and
filename columns.

Good Luck, I would be curious if a simpler solution came up.

Bryan

On 8/15/06, John Posada <jposada01 -at- yahoo -dot- com> wrote: