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Solve : GUI for copying file names to text file?

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This was asked on Facebook and I'm not FAMILIAR with any GUI, so CURIOUS if anyone else has ideas.

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OK, here's a question... I know in DOS you can do a

dir /t:a > file.TXT

to send the LISTING contents of a directory into a .txt file with the timefield of Last Access. So I start thinking... Do you know of any windows compatible software tools that give me a GUI interface and allows me to export file names/locations with multiple timefields?

For example, the DOS command would be:

dir /t:c /t:a > file.txtsee this thread. The vbscript shows you how to get file properties. As for GUI, you can use HTA..Or use VBA or VB to query file properties..



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