The simplest solution is to download and use PrintFolder (
http://no-nonsense-software.com/cgi-bin/redirect/cgirdir.exe?printfolder ).
You can print the listing of everything in a folder.
Here is an example of the output.
Volume in drive C:\ is OS
Directory of C:\Users\Gene.Eugene-PC\Documents\My Genealogy\CENSUS\Census
Images-US\
.
<DIR>
..
<DIR>
1800
<DIR>
1810
<DIR>
1820
<DIR>
1830
<DIR>
1840
<DIR>
1850
<DIR>
1860
<DIR>
1870
<DIR>
1880
<DIR>
1900
<DIR>
1910
<DIR>
1920
<DIR>
1930
<DIR>
1940
<DIR>
2010
<DIR>
Do Later
<DIR>
New Downloads
<DIR>
Undecided
<DIR>
Wrong people
<DIR>
1930 Ancestry Blank.pdf
134 KB
desktop.ini
1 KB
dir.txt
65 KB
heritage quest.txt
1 KB
4 file(s)
Total filesize 199 KB
21 folder(s)
122.76 GB free
The download link says the right click option does not work in Win 7 but that
is what I used to copy the above. In any event, opening the program and
browsing to the desired folder also works, it hust takes a couple of extra
steps.
I have been using this utility since XP and it has provan useful.
On 9/21/2013 5:08 PM, singhals wrote:
> Might it not be simpler to use the Generic Text printer?
> Cheryl
>
>
>> On 9/21/2013 1:16 PM, Lavern Hall wrote:
>>> Hello all-
>>> In my Legacy directory, I have documents
>>> saved in the "Docs" folder. I've tried to
>>> copy the list of docs contained in that
>>> folder by going to Edit>select all>copy
>>> then pasted what I thought would be
>>> the complete list of doc names, into a
>>> Word doc.
>>> What I got when I did the Paste--
>>> only the name of the first document.
>>> I could go back-and-forth and copy one
>>> name at a time, but I'd like to know:
>>> Is there a way to copy the entire list
>>> of documents?
>>> Thanks,
>>> Lavern Hall
>
>
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