Windows 10: Outputting Directories To Text

i am trying to create a text file with a list of directories, but having troubles because i can't get as specific as i would like.

Code: dir /s /b /ad /on > filename.txt[/quote] and some programs i have tried aren't getting what i want exactly

1. the root directory name is redundant and i don't need it in my text file
2. i would like some control over how deep the folders go
3. if i can alphabetize the deepest directories, that would be great

why? My roommates want a list of movies that i have on my computer. They are all organized in a single subfolder (director, actor, decade, or genre). All i want is a list of each movie's folder (/Movie Folder/) and in alphabetical order. The programs i have tried insist on organizing them by its top directory.

Any ideas?

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Thanks,

Chris

 

How to disable Window automatic open file

Hi,

I am using windows 10 for my CAD/CAM software. When I run my CAD software it output a text file and save in c:\\temp directory. This text file have been output same prefix name just change extension EX:
tem.123, tem.124.

Every time the CAD software save the file like that, Windows try to open that file and it raise question

\"How do you want to open this file\".

Please help me to disable the automatic open file in windows 7 or 10.

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Try this

File Explorer
Navigate to the parent folder or drive of your movie folders

in the search box, type the following

kind:=folder
Click on the column heading to sort by that field (Name, Date modified, Type, etc)

When the search is complete, select all in the results
On the Home menu - Select Copy path




Then paste the clipboard in a text file

 

YES! Thank you. This is a good method. I never knew you could do these things in file explorer

 

Now you know *Wink

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