yeah I've even written a word macro to parse and format the directory
listing. (if you want filenames with files sizes and stuff).
dir *.* /s > DirList.txt
(Note look at the switches for dir (ie help dir from dos prompt) /b for bare
/s for get em all. etc.
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Subject: Re: web directory reporting tool
Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 15:14:37 -0500
Not sure of exactly what you need, but you can get a text file listing using
windows built in tools.
Open a dos command prompt (start->run->cmd)
Use the following command:
dir path /b /s > filename.txt
where *path* is the starting point that you want for the files (for example,
c:\temp)
and *filename.txt* is the txt filename that you want the data stored in
This will give you a file list of all of the files in the specified
directory
and all subdirectories (full path info - c:\temp\folder\filename.ext) . You
can then import this file into excel and parse it.
Erica
"Carl"
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Subject: web directory
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06/12/2002
02:20 PM
Please
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cf-talk
Anyone know of any tools that can list (csv, or graphically)
directories/files, and all sub-directories/files from the web root in IIS?
Thanks!
Carl
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