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| 10480 | 2001-03-26 20:32:00 | Anyone know of some software which will calalogue files archived on CD's? Preferably reporting the directory structures rather than simply list all the files without directories. Thanks George |
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| 10481 | 2001-03-27 03:02:00 | Yip, its called ........ PEN AND PAPER :) sorry couldn't resist. I myself use excel, some friends use access. |
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| 10482 | 2001-03-27 13:38:00 | Try Discomania - freeware that runs on 95 (I've used it on 98 and NT 4 as well). Check out Znet http://shareware.cnet.com/ and do a search. btw - if you save the catalogues as text files, link them to access and useit to run queries. Merlin |
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| 10483 | 2001-03-27 23:45:00 | If you type 'dir /s /b >list.txt' (without the quotes) at the DOS prompt it will create a text file containing a list of the files and their directories. /s is used to display subdirectory information and /b provides the bare bones format with no headings or summary. | Guest (0) | ||
| 10484 | 2001-03-28 21:18:00 | Thanks everyone for your help. I am posting this message in case it is of help to others looking to do the same thing. I have found a programme called 'WhereIsIt' which scans the CD and gives a complete breakdown of everything by files, folders and type. I am still evaluating it but looks good so far. Shareware 30 days free trial. Comes 'highly rated' and 'Must Have'by others with a large archive libraries. Use Google to locate. | Guest (0) | ||
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