I have just started using Take Command in command line mode (in a batch file). In short, a newbie.
I'm sure this must be straight forward in Take Command but I did search for "filepath" and found nothing in the forum.
I need to list all MS Word .doc files in a nested folder (several levels of nesting).
I need to pipe the full filepaths of all files into a text file (to create a batch processing file)
e.g. look for all *.doc files in c:\level1 folder
c:\level1\file1.doc
c:\level1\level2\file2.doc
c:\level1\level2\file3.doc
I've tried PDIR command but can't see how to list the above nested full filepaths.
What PDIR command line arguments should I use?
Also, in command line usage, can the output from TCC commands be "piped" to a text file like this ...
PDIR /(sp) > output.txt
I'm sure this must be straight forward in Take Command but I did search for "filepath" and found nothing in the forum.
I need to list all MS Word .doc files in a nested folder (several levels of nesting).
I need to pipe the full filepaths of all files into a text file (to create a batch processing file)
e.g. look for all *.doc files in c:\level1 folder
c:\level1\file1.doc
c:\level1\level2\file2.doc
c:\level1\level2\file3.doc
I've tried PDIR command but can't see how to list the above nested full filepaths.
What PDIR command line arguments should I use?
Also, in command line usage, can the output from TCC commands be "piped" to a text file like this ...
PDIR /(sp) > output.txt