[Woodman]

Yep you're correct, I meant to say to to open the “cmd” prompt first. It could be done in a batch file. Depending on where you start the “/s” for reading the sub-directories can be cumbersome, the “/b” makes it return the names only which can be useful if you are looking to print or create a list.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Yeah, a batch file would be the easiest way to go, an example of such a batch file to do this type of task would be this one: http://renegademinds.com/TipsTricks/Dumpfileanddirectoryliststotextfiles/tabid/56/Default.aspx