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Thread ID: 72137	2006-08-31 21:14:00	Is there any way to......?	JJJJJ (528)	Press F1

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481687	2006-08-31 21:14:00	I have windows explorer open. I open a directory. I open a folder. I select a list of file names. I click on copy. They won't copy. Is there any way I can copy the file names and paste them into an e-mail? I don't want to copy the files. Just the names. Size and date would be helpful but not essential.	JJJJJ (528)
481688	2006-08-31 21:17:00	How about taking a screenshot?	pctek (84)
481689	2006-08-31 21:30:00	Right click, rename then copy the selected text, as for the size and date, I am not sure... Hmm, we could do this the DOS way :nerd: to get the size, date and names :nerd: Navigate to the directory of these files using cd C:\then your folders\like this\till you get to the folder you want here Hit enter once in that directory, type: dir > textfile.txt The textfile can be called anything. What this will do is dump all the date, size, names into this text file...	The_End_Of_Reality (334)
481690	2006-08-31 21:44:00	Get this (www.karenware.com) Jack.	FoxyMX (5)
481691	2006-08-31 22:00:00	How about taking a screenshot? Can't get a clear enough image	JJJJJ (528)
481692	2006-09-01 00:44:00	Get this (www.karenware.com) Jack. Thanks Foxy. Did exactly what I wanted.:thumbs:	JJJJJ (528)
481693	2006-09-01 01:17:00	I'd second The_End_Of_Reality's method. People too often underestimate the control that can be gained only through a console (even the awful DOS one).	TGoddard (7263)
481694	2006-09-01 01:23:00	Select single file Press F2 Press CTRL + C Paste into document	bob_doe_nz (92)
481695	2006-09-01 05:41:00	Thanks Foxy. Did exactly what I wanted.:thumbs: Sweet as. :cool: :thumbs: Incidentally good ol' Robo (remember Robo?) put me on to that app years ago so I knew it had to be good. :p	FoxyMX (5)
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