I forget who first asked about combining multiple text files, no matter
there are several methods to accomplish this task.
The first and probably the easiest would simply be to use notepad. Just
paste the contents of each file in to the same blank document and give it a
new name.
The second that comes to mind is employing a method known as concatenating
multiple files.
This is a command line argument from the old DOS days that still works in
windows 7. Place your files in a location by themselves first of all. Then
navigate to the command prompt by typing CMD in to the run dialog. Change
your prompt to the location where your files are located for example the
root directory of your data drive by typing this command "D:" and hitting
enter. Then at that point typing "CD\" then hitting enter and typing at that
point the following command:
copy *.txt filename.txt
That will place all of your files in alphabetic order in to a single text
file. Remember to always hit enter after every command.
My guess is you'll probably select the first method but I thought I would
give you a couple of alternatives.
David Ferrin
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