That's another weakness of classic Mac OS (Mac OS 9.2 and lower)... If you had Mac OS X, you could "ls" from the command line to get a list of files.
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Ironically all of this file moving is in order to;
A; Install a bigger drive in my web connected machine. Since surfing requires an ever increasing space for email and page generated excess crap.
B. To clear off a smaller drive to experiment with installing X with Xpostfacto
But before I get to B. I may well need the lists to find things. I just thought there was some slick way to do this in OS 9.
FileDeamon gives me the info I need but printing it does not work well.
-- Adrian
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