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I am trying to copy a long list of file names in file explorer and paste them into excel so I can keep track of file status, is there an easy way to do this?
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In Windows 7, the easiest way would be this command
dir /B | clip
Wow! Had used DOS for years but never knew this option...
Is it something new or has it always been there?
That is a very smart move... bookmark it and visit it frequently.
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I am trying to copy a long list of file names in file explorer and paste them into excel so I can keep track of file status, is there an easy way to do this?
It could be the only way.
Instead of going into DOS command prompt and typing all those codes, I use Google Chrome to do it... http://adrianvideoimage.com/2015/07/copy-file-names/