I have a folder containing about 450 sub-folders with random titles (Poems), what I want to be able to do; as the content and titles change fairly often (Poems acquire new titles so the sub-folder names change); is to print them out. OK you say, dive into DOS and do all the > and \ stuff, find the folder and then dir > Mylist.txt Two things A) Breaking a butterfly on a wheel springs to mind, and B) It will only give me an alphabetical list and loads of redundant info which has to be deleted line by line.
I need 1) A simple alphabetical list, and 2) A "Last modified" list as even a poem written 10 years ago will not be regarded as finished until I pop my clogs, so I frequently review poems and amend them. This would be easier if I could remember the titles of the darned things and sometimes the title of the poem inside the sub-folder is not the same as the sub-folder title, so a list in WORD to which I could then add the "Interior" title would be a boon!
Or to put it more succinctly, is there a program I can use for this?
I need 1) A simple alphabetical list, and 2) A "Last modified" list as even a poem written 10 years ago will not be regarded as finished until I pop my clogs, so I frequently review poems and amend them. This would be easier if I could remember the titles of the darned things and sometimes the title of the poem inside the sub-folder is not the same as the sub-folder title, so a list in WORD to which I could then add the "Interior" title would be a boon!
Or to put it more succinctly, is there a program I can use for this?