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Answer» Hi ppl, I just joined the forum because I'm a bit stuck. I'm running Win Vista Home Premium (I know it's lame :/) and I thought to make something like a quick file browser, I have made most of it but what I want to be able to do is allow the user to go to complex folder trees without me having to write a couple of lines for each sub-folder. Quick file browser. C:\test>type meit2.bat Code: [SELECT]@echo off dir /B /s *.txt echo bye Output: C:\test>meit2.bat C:\test\5810.txt C:\test\BATCH116-20100508-1701.txt C:\test\compare.txt C:\test\count.txt C:\test\count2.txt C:\test\DATA256.txt C:\test\folderlog.txt C:\test\nc.txt C:\test\old15.txt C:\test\old15days.txt C:\test\seq.txt C:\test\test.txt C:\test\timefile1.txt C:\test\timefile2.txt C:\test\timefile3.txt C:\test\timefile4.txt C:\test\today.txt C:\test\var.txt C:\test\ver6.txt C:\test\folderA\a.txt C:\test\folderA\b.txt C:\test\folderA\c.txt C:\test\folderB\a.txt C:\test\folderB\c.txt C:\test\space name\test.txt bye C:\test>Wow, thaks... It's quiet impressive however I wanted to keep all stuff in 1 file.... anyway thanks for that I wish you good luck and thanks againQuote from: Meitnerium on May 13, 2010, 02:02:59 PM I wanted to keep all stuff in 1 file.... C:\test>type meit2.bat Code: [Select]@echo off dir /B /s *.txt > onefile.txt type onefile.txt Output: C:\test>meit2.bat C:\test\5810.txt C:\test\BATCH116-20100508-1701.txt C:\test\compare.txt C:\test\count.txt C:\test\count2.txt C:\test\DATA256.txt C:\test\folderlog.txt C:\test\nc.txt C:\test\old15.txt C:\test\old15days.txt C:\test\onefile.txt C:\test\seq.txt C:\test\test.txt C:\test\timefile1.txt C:\test\timefile2.txt C:\test\timefile3.txt C:\test\timefile4.txt C:\test\today.txt C:\test\var.txt C:\test\ver6.txt C:\test\folderA\a.txt C:\test\folderA\b.txt C:\test\folderA\c.txt C:\test\folderB\a.txt C:\test\folderB\c.txt C:\test\space name\test.txt C:\test> |
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