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I think the only way of achieving this is going to be to hard code each folder name into the script. The folder names will not change anyway!
dir ABC DEF /b /s /a:-d > 000_Files_List3.txt [includes the folder name and just the files in them]. dir ABC DEF /b /a:-d > 000_Files_List3.txt [doesn't include the folder name, just the files in them]. |
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