Word for Windows: Macro to List FilesLast reviewed: July 30, 1997Article ID: Q78122 |
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The following macro displays a listing of files for any specified directory. It also allows you to specify files you want to search for. For example, if you type a*.*, the macro searches for all files that begin with the letter "a." Microsoft Word for Windows places the list of files in a document. You can save this document for future reference.
Sub MAINOn Error Resume Next Dir$ = InputBox$("What directory do you want to list ?") Spec$ = InputBox$("What file specification do you to look for?",, "*.doc") On Error Goto errorfound ChDir Dir$ a$ = Files$(Spec$) FileNew .NewTemplate = 0, .Template = "NORMAL" FormatColumns .Columns = "2" While A$ <> "" Insert A$ filecount = filecount + 1 InsertPara a$ = Files$()Wend totalnum$ = Str$(filecount) dir$ = Files$(".") text$ = "Total files in " Insert text$ + dir$ + " = " + totalnum$ Goto exitmain errorfound: MsgBox "An error occurred. Specified directory and file " + \ "specification should follow normal DOS standards.", 16 exitmain: End SubFor more information on directories and file specifications, consult your disk operating system (DOS) manual.
REFERENCES"Microsoft Word For Windows and OS/2 Technical Reference", page 178 Kbcategory: kbusage kbmacro KBSubcategory: |
Additional query words: 1.0 1.1 1.1a 1.x 2.0 word6
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