In DOS, using
DIR command(with additional parameters), we can achieve this thing.Syntax
To print the files list:dir /b > prn
To save the list as a file:dir /b > filename.txt
dir - Command/b - Parameter. For bare format (Displays only file names. No heading information or summary).
Output
Now I'm executing this command in C Drive (on my system):C:\> dir /b > CDriveFiles.txt
Now open the file CDriveFiles.txt to view the contents:AUTOEXEC.BAT
CONFIG.SYS
Documents and Settings
Intel
Program Files
WINDOWS
Using other parameters of DIR command, you can change the output.
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