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Looking for App that lists folder content
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I am looking for an app that can list the contents of a folder (ie. the filename of all the files in the folder) which can be saved into a text file. Even better if it can draw the directory structure.
Maybe it can be done in Automator but I couldn't figure it out.
Anyone know a solution?
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Originally Posted by m4c 
I am looking for an app that can list the contents of a folder (ie. the filename of all the files in the folder) which can be saved into a text file. Even better if it can draw the directory structure.
Maybe it can be done in Automator but I couldn't figure it out.
Anyone know a solution?
thanks
Don't need an app for something this simple.
ls > myfile.txt
ls -l > myfile.txt if you want timestamps and want to see which files are directories
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Just to clarify besson3c's suggestion. You need to run that command "ls > myfile.txt" in the Terminal (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal)
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Yeah, sorry for my rushed response.
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thanks a lot guys for the quick solution.
while looking around i also found TextWrangler.. just copy, paste folder content into it
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"Believe nothing, no matter where you heard it, or who has said it, not even if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense."
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Originally Posted by m4c
I am looking for an app that can list the contents of a folder (ie. the filename of all the files in the folder) which can be saved into a text file. Even better if it can draw the directory structure.
Maybe it can be done in Automator but I couldn't figure it out.
Anyone know a solution?
thanks
You can drag a folder into Firefox's window and it will list the contents, item sizes and modified date. You can select the info in the window and past it into a text application.
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a piece of freeware called 'Print Window' seems to fit the bill:
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