I can sort my directory the way I want using the parameters
G:\Mozart> /b *.mp3 sort -n
to get the way I want it to display on screen
and I can save a text files like so:
G:\Mozart>dir>mylist.txt
But for the life of me I cannot see how to do both at once....i.e. save a txt file that is stripped sorted and just mp3. I can either sort or save the .txt but not both.
Please, what sequence would I use to get both the switches /b etc. combined with the .txt command? IN other words where do I put the dir>mylist.txt part in the cmd line or is it impossible to save a sorted file....only display it?
Thanks very much
G:\Mozart> /b *.mp3 sort -n
to get the way I want it to display on screen
and I can save a text files like so:
G:\Mozart>dir>mylist.txt
But for the life of me I cannot see how to do both at once....i.e. save a txt file that is stripped sorted and just mp3. I can either sort or save the .txt but not both.
Please, what sequence would I use to get both the switches /b etc. combined with the .txt command? IN other words where do I put the dir>mylist.txt part in the cmd line or is it impossible to save a sorted file....only display it?
Thanks very much
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Ultimate x64
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- Laptop
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- Ultimate x64