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J Charter wrote:
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> Thanks Ken,
> I remembered it being something like that
> but sadly, it ain't happening. Maybe I am misunderstanding your answer. what
> does the /s do?
> Would the OS matter?
> > dir d: /s >> c_drive.txt
Like Ron said it may not work as expected. The "dir" command
I used was just an example usage of the " > " symbol and the
/s is used by the dir command to search subdirectories. Since
I don't know the command line operation you were using I
couldn't provide an exact example usage of it.
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