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How To: Export AudioVault File Names To Excell?

K

KUYI Hopi Radio

Trying to get a list of 9k+ UW file names to our traffic director (who never set up/nor utilized a tool for tracking when files need to be killed). Does anyone know how to export file names from AudioVault To Excell, WordPad, or .Doc, etc...?
 
Since files in AudioVAULT are stored in folders for each category with the cart name as the name of the file, you could easily use any directory list tool to copy the names to a file.
 
Thanks so very much D.E.!
At the risk of sounding even less intelligent than i am, there's no "directory list tool" that i could locate w/in Windows, is this an external app?
I am an a neophyte when it comes to Windows systems.
 
A very simple way to get a directory listing to a text file would be to just pipe the output of the dir command to a file.
Drop to command prompt, change to the folder you want to get a list, and use this command:
dir /b >FileList.txt

You will get a file called "FileList.txt" that contains a bare listing of the files (and directories) within that folder. Hope that helps!
 
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