You can create a text file to import.
Click on windows START - Run and type in CMD. This brings up a DOS
window.
It will default to C:\Documents and Settings\Your User Name.
Use the command CD\ and press ENTER to get to the root directory if
you files are on the C:drive. If they are on another drive then type in
the
drive letter followed by a colon like this F: and then press ENTER.
Then CD and the folder name where the files are located. You will need to
tranverse one folder layer at a time.
Then use the command DIR to see the file listing. Then use the
command
DIR /B >MyFileList.TXT to create the text file containing all files in
that directory. The /B only list the filenames with extention. If you
want size and other information omit it. If you also have files in
subdirectories the you can get them all by including a switch for
subdirectories like this --
DIR *.jpg /S /B >MyFileList.TXT
When you finish close the DOS window. Import the text file.
