How Do I Export Text File

dir %UserProfile%\Desktop\*.mp3 /s /w > %UserProfile%\Desktop\MP3s.txt

Using the above, the first is what is exported. The second is what I would like to see exported.
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If PowerShell is actually what I need to use, what would be the codes and how would I use them?

Code:

 Volume in drive C has...
 Volume Serial Number is...

 Directory of %UserProfile%\Desktop\Audio

(Garth Brooks) Double Live (Disc 1) [05] The Thunder Rolls (The Long Version) (10).mp3
(Garth Brooks) Double Live (Disc 1) [05] The Thunder Rolls (The Long Version) (14).mp3
(I Just) Died in Your Arms Tonight (2).mp3
(I Just) Died in Your Arms Tonight (3).mp3
               4 File(s)     23,865,532 bytes

 Directory of %UserProfile%\Desktop\Audio\Luke Bryan

Apologize.mp3                        Better Than My Heart.mp3
Country Girl (Shake It For Me).mp3   Crash My Party.mp3
Do I.mp3                             Drink A Beer.mp3

and so on...

              23 File(s)    162,264,912 bytes

Code:

 Volume in drive C has...
 Volume Serial Number is...

 Directory of %UserProfile%\Desktop\Audio

(Garth Brooks) Double Live (Disc 1) [05] The Thunder Rolls (The Long Version) (10).mp3
(Garth Brooks) Double Live (Disc 1) [05] The Thunder Rolls (The Long Version) (14).mp3
(I Just) Died in Your Arms Tonight (2).mp3
(I Just) Died in Your Arms Tonight (3).mp3
               4 File(s)     23,865,532 bytes

 Directory of %UserProfile%\Desktop\Audio\Luke Bryan

Apologize.mp3                        
Better Than My Heart.mp3
Country Girl (Shake It For Me).mp3

and so on...

              23 File(s)    162,264,912 bytes

Would it produce the desired format to use the /D switch in place of the /W, like:
dir %UserProfile%\Desktop\*.mp3 /s /d > %UserProfile%\Desktop\MP3s.txt

iko22 said:

Would it produce the desired format to use the /D switch in place of the /W, like:
dir %UserProfile%\Desktop\*.mp3 /s /d > %UserProfile%\Desktop\MP3s.txt

I'll try it now and post the results :)

iko22 said:

Would it produce the desired format to use the /D switch in place of the /W, like:
dir %UserProfile%\Desktop\*.mp3 /s /d > %UserProfile%\Desktop\MP3s.txt

Hmmm, using the /D switch in place of the /W switch seems to produce the same format

I don't believe some of my switches are being redirected to other switches. Is that possible?

What makes you think that?

I had that thought after considering the 2 switches are producing the same results

The only other format DIR can produce, is with the /D and /W omitted.