hi Steven
I may be looking at this in a simplistic manner but could you not use
some thing like CD Finder to index those folders and it will keep
links to all folders and files?
With out knowing why you are tying to do it that way this seems very
simple to me :)
Roger
On 05/01/2009,
just my 2c
why not use a webpage/ftp system
the webpage shows a list with all the names (is searchable with the
find command) each name has a link to the folder with the same name
(but the folder could be on a different place within the intranet)
it's in a similar fashion as with pix
I'm sure there's a solution to this problem, but I don't know what the
solution is. Hoping for a creative genius!! Maybe it can't be done.
I'm using latest MacOS (10.5.6).
I currently have a collection of 147 folders. Each of these folders
have been labeled with a person's full name in the
Steven, one approach would be to use shell scripts.
Using shell scripts (access via Terminal), you can put a list of file
names into a file using ls and redirecting output
$ ls * listoffiles.txt
So that gets you a text file with all your directory names in it.
It is fairly easy to create a
Hi Steven,
This can be done. But it really depends on the database! If the
database simply stores the person's identity and a link to the folder,
then the task is relatively easy, since you only need to assemble the
personal names and folders locations into a text spreasheet and import
it into
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