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| Exporting a List of File Names
Is there a way in Finder or some other app on OSX to export a list of files in a specific folder to a text file or to the clipboard etc.? I am looking to create a list of file names that I can pass around to my workgroup, so that they know which filenames we're currently working with. Make sense? I have too many files to screenshot them, they do not fit on one screen.
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The Finder actually has this built in. Select the files, and Copy. Then paste the result into any plain text field, and there ya go. It's worth noting that if you paste it into a rich text file in TextEdit, you'll be pasting the files themselves, not the file names. Mail also works that way. So if you're using TextEdit, be sure to select "Make Plain Text" under the Format menu. |
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1) open terminal.app 2) type: cd directory-you-want-to-go-to; ls > blah.txt e.g. cd ~/Desktop; ls > blah.txt would put my desktop filenames into blah.txt... |
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Perfect. How do I change textedit to not be rich text? I canntot find the option to switch it to plain text. edit: nevermind, I found it! |
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