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Get in the dir where you want to start
dir *findthis* /b /s >list.txt
The /b keeps it from being formated (break by dir) The /s looks in sub dir
I could not get this to pipe into the find command.
John Ross
Peter Vidal wrote:
dir dirname\ /b > filename.txt
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Based on this approach, how can I specify for a specific string ("ABC123") that I want to look into any of these files in this directory and then create the file for just with the files names with this value in it?
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