Hi Kristine Could you not use a simple AppleScript to do this for you? I would imagine that you can simply add the could just embed the commands into the script and run it, simple as that. If you wanted to really develop this I’m pretty sure you could develop or have developed for you a more advanced series of scripts to do selective listing. Failing that, I’m sure that somebody on list would be able to produce that for you without to much inconvenience. If I understand your meaning correctly, all you’re asking for is a simple list of files and folders either nested or otherwise, maybe listing every file in a selected folder. Is that correct?
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