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The simplesest way is to use the DOS "dir" command and direct it ">" to a "mydirectory.txt" file
Goto your command prompt
Enter cd \ [return]
then G: [return]
then CD your folder [return]
the directory (folder) that holds the file list you want then type dir > Mydirectory.txt
This will give you a file with the directory in it.
You can then edit the file to read how you like.
Actually I would write a filter program in Qbasic to read the log file direct and re-assemble it to read in whatever form I would like assemble. It would take about 20 minutes to write the program and could do the job for a 1000 entries in a flash!
Baz
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