Print out search

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Mario

I've done a search for all .dll's on my system.
All have been listed.
I'd like to print out a list of all these dll files and locations.
How is this accomplished?
Running XP Home.

Mac
 
Dear Mario,

From a command prompt ( Start / Run cmd.exe) & OK

Give these commands:

1. CD\ <hit enter>
2. DIR C: /s *.dll > C:\filelist.txt
3. (Wait a minute ;-)

Ok when the prompt returns open the file filelist.txt in the root of your C
drive to see all the DLL's.

Type in Dir /? to see all the options. /h and /s list hidden and system
files. You can sort too. etc. etc.

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It's not working for me. I understand the three steps you indicate.
1 CD\ or CD.. (to get to the root of C:)
2 Dir C:/ (list files in C: drive) /S (including files in sub directories)
*.DLL (only files with dll extension) >C:\filelist.txt (pipe to a file
called filelist.txt)

When looking at the resulting text file I see listed nearly ALL the files in
C:. Now if I'm reading the syntax in line 2 correctly, it shouldn't be
doing that? The text file contains.. exe files, gif files and many others
instead of only listing .dll files.
All I require is the name of the dll and it's location, not all the other
stuff.

Mac
 
Dear Mario,

My fault! Sorry I meant cd\
then DIR *.dll /s > C:\filelist.txt
:-) Whoops...

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