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Thread ID: 11180	2001-09-05 01:22:00	printing off search results	Guest (0)	Press F1

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18215	2001-09-05 01:22:00	As anyone got any idea how I could print the results of a search? Handwriting is out of the question as it involves over 1400 files. I'm housekeeping my MP3s that are scattered everywhere on my pc, with duplicates compounding the problem. If I could print off my search results I could sit down and mark off the the duplicates, find all others and at least have a list of what we have. I have tried a couple of duplicate file managers but they don't quite do what I want. Any help would be appreciated thanks.	Guest (0)
18216	2001-09-05 08:44:00	The lazy way would be to do screen shots of the search (Alt-Printscreen) and paste them together. What I use is the DOS prompt. At the dos prompt try: dir C:\*.mp3 /s/b > C:\mp3list.txt (all on one line if Press F1 messes it up) The list will be saved as C:\mp3list.txt (or change the name of you want) then just open the file like any other text file.	Guest (0)
18217	2001-09-05 12:13:00	i use a program called 'File List Creator' it is very good for what are wanting to do. available at www.wensoftware.com its very easy to use too.	Guest (0)
18218	2001-09-05 22:03:00	Hi. I'm pretty certain that a recent issue of PCWorld featured a download for a utility that does precisely this - try doing a search of PCWorld's File World.	Guest (0)
18219	2001-09-05 22:14:00	Get hold of TagScanner (www.webattack.com) you can then either just sort through on the computer or else print the full results sorted on the details you choose. List maker is the option you want point it at c: and away you go.	Guest (0)
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