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All files (recursively) in a list:<br />
dir /b/s<br />
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If you just want the folders<br />
dir /b/s/ad<br />
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If you want the result in a text file, use the pipe:<br />
dir /b /s &gt;&nbsp;textfile.txt
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All files (recursively) in a list:
dir /b/s

If you just want the folders
dir /b/s/ad

If you want the result in a text file, use the pipe:
dir /b /s > textfile.txt

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<pre><code id="code-20-38422560-1">dir /b &gt;&gt; list.txt </code></pre>
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will create a simple text file with file and folder names.
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dir /b >> list.txt 


will create a simple text file with file and folder names.

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Is there a way to generate a list of files and folders in a directory and have them output to a text file? &nbsp;I need to traverse all files and folders in this directory and if possible in the file have a delimiter.
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Is there a way to generate a list of files and folders in a directory and have them output to a text file?  I need to traverse all files and folders in this directory and if possible in the file have a delimiter.

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