Hello,
Is there a way to list only files listed in a text file, I mean if I have a text file which contains names of files with their full path, and those files to be listed with their full information (same as the option in Total Commander "@full path of the text file having the required list").
Best Regards
Listing files from a text file
Re: Listing files from a text file
(Aside from the TC end, as I'm not familiar) but if you have a list of path+names (or list of names, or...), Copy them to Clipboard & Paste them into Everything (1.5, unsure offhand of 1.4).
So if you have a list of filenames:
(Depending on list size, it might be a bit timely, as the search potentially isn't particularly efficient.)
So if you have a list of filenames:
- C:\USR\abe\P\2P\touch_abc.bat
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\xerox_ESC
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\abc
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\5748.CKA
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\4629.eli.TXT.eli
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\4536.eli.TXT.eli
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\4486.eli.TXT.eli
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\4463.eli.TXT.eli
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\SEC1031.TXT
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\VAC1031.TXT
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\cda.linda
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\xxx.txt.sheronda.compliance
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\OWNAP.1081.TXT
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\BCI.PUR.SAF4BOB
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\BCI.CHECKS.SAF4BOB
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\COMPUTER.CHECKS.TXT
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\px
C:\USR\abe\P\2P\p
<C:\USR\abe\P\2P\touch_abc.bat|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\xerox_ESC|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\abc|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\5748.CKA|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\4629.eli.TXT.eli|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\4536.eli.TXT.eli|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\4486.eli.TXT.eli|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\4463.eli.TXT.eli|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\SEC1031.TXT|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\VAC1031.TXT|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\cda.linda|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\xxx.txt.sheronda.compliance|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\OWNAP.1081.TXT|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\BCI.PUR.SAF4BOB|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\BCI.CHECKS.SAF4BOB|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\COMPUTER.CHECKS.TXT|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\px|C:\USR\abe\P\2P\p>
(Depending on list size, it might be a bit timely, as the search potentially isn't particularly efficient.)
Re: Listing files from a text file
Thank you for your reply.
Actually I know this method, but sometimes the list is a bit long that It will take time to load into clipboard.
Best regards
Actually I know this method, but sometimes the list is a bit long that It will take time to load into clipboard.
Best regards
Re: Listing files from a text file
Two further variants.
Menu "File" > Open File List... >
- File type: TXT Text Files (*.txt)
- File name: E.g. Listing files from a text file.txt
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Menu "Search" > Advanced Search... > Search for a list of filenames: > ... Open the List Editor. > Import...
- File type: File Lists (*.csv;*.efu;*.txt)
- File name: E.g. Listing files from a text file.txt
OK > OK.
Menu "File" > Open File List... >
- File type: TXT Text Files (*.txt)
- File name: E.g. Listing files from a text file.txt
------------------------------------------------------------
Menu "Search" > Advanced Search... > Search for a list of filenames: > ... Open the List Editor. > Import...
- File type: File Lists (*.csv;*.efu;*.txt)
- File name: E.g. Listing files from a text file.txt
OK > OK.
Re: Listing files from a text file
Yes. this is what I was seeking.Menu "Search" > Advanced Search... > Search for a list of filenames: > ... Open the List Editor. > Import...
- File type: File Lists (*.csv;*.efu;*.txt)
- File name: E.g. Listing files from a text file.txt
OK > OK.
Thank you and Best Regards
Re: Listing files from a text file
Another option is file list slots.
Include the following in your search:
filelist1:
Hold down Ctrl and click the filelist1: text in the search box.
Paste your filenames, or import them from a file list.
Click OK.
This method avoids polluting your search box with as really long list of filenames.
Include the following in your search:
filelist1:
Hold down Ctrl and click the filelist1: text in the search box.
Paste your filenames, or import them from a file list.
Click OK.
This method avoids polluting your search box with as really long list of filenames.
Re: Listing files from a text file
Very nice way to handle.
thanks a lot.
Best regards
thanks a lot.
Best regards