[Hidden-tech] Printing a folder directory -winning answer

[Videatives at aol.com]

Okay, you guys had me worried that Mac's GUI has a limitation because it does 
not have a command line access.   T (real name??) at machelp at birdwaves.com 
knows his Macs and gave the winning answer.   (see below)   Thanks T for your 
machelp.

George

In a message dated 4/3/07 9:07:06 AM, machelp at birdwaves.com writes:

> Works on all at once. Just select all in the folder (command-a), copy 
> (command-c), then switch to your Word doc and paste (command-v). It just works. 
> All this command-line stuff makes my brain hurt.
> -T
> PS- If you want other info, like directory paths, etc., that's when I use 
> PrintWindow.
> 
> On Apr 2, 2007, at 9:08 PM, Videatives at aol.com wrote:
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> In a message dated 4/2/07 10:12:50 AM, machelp at birdwaves.com writes:
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> I can cut/paste the file names from the Finder into a Word doc in both Mac 
> 10.3.9 and 10.4.9.
> If I want to print  a folder directly, I use a shareware program called 
> PrintWindow.
> -T
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> Thanks, but are you doing one file name at a time?  I am hoping you mean you 
> have found a way to select all of the file names and copy that list into a 
> Word document or an Excel spreadsheet.  When I select all of the files in a 
> folder the OS thinks I want to select and open all of these files and does not 
> get me an option to copy only the names of those files. 
> 
> I will look for the Print Window application, but again, I hope is is not a 
> bitmap. 
> 
> George
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