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Is their a way to output all file names in a folder in windows to a text file? For example, a.pdf b.pdf c.pdf
in some folder A,
output in text file as, a.pdf b.pdf c.pdf
I know this is a insignificant task in linux but how to do this in windows?
Open a cmd prompt window.
Use dir and redirect the output to a file:
dir /b > files.txt