How to list all files under a directory?

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Ok when I was using Windows XP and I wanted to list all files in a folder and
sub folders I would just do a search with the search field blank on that
folder. All files, folders and contents in those sub folders would be
listed. Then I could arrange things how I wanted etc...

Was useful when you had a folder with a heep of folders and all those
folders had a few music files in them. This was a good way of listing all
the music and folders in the one list.

Any way I can't seem to do this little trick in Vista with the new search
feature.

This would be a nice feature to have...

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I'm not sure you'll like it, but simple command does that. The command is:
dir /o /s
 
Ok when I was using Windows XP and I wanted to list all files in a folder and
sub folders I would just do a search with the search field blank on that
folder. All files, folders and contents in those sub folders would be
listed. Then I could arrange things how I wanted etc...

Was useful when you had a folder with a heep of folders and all those
folders had a few music files in them. This was a good way of listing all
the music and folders in the one list.

Any way I can't seem to do this little trick in Vista with the new search
feature.

This would be a nice feature to have...
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The feature already exists: just type an asterix character (*) in the search window.

Doug M. in NJ
 
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