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• How can we get the list of files in a folder?

  Hi all

  My plugin has a list of .ai files in the user interface of the folder C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Illustrator CS4\Plug - ins\Illustrator Filters\MyPlugin.

  Also, if we put 'MyFile.ai' in the folder 'MyPlugin', then the user interface should display the MyFile (file name) in a drop-down list box.

  I want to get the list of files in the folder "MyPLugin".

  Download the plugins to HAVE

  AI::filepath pluginsFolder.

  sAIFolders-> FindFolder (kAIPluginsFolderType,

  fake , pluginsFolder);

  MyPlugin folder

  AI::UnicodeString MyPluginFolder (pluginsFolder.GetFullPath ());

  MyPluginFolder.append (ai::UnicodeString ("\\Illustrator Effects\\Myplugin\\"));

  Here I get the my full path of the folder plugin in "MyPluginFolder".

  Now, this file, I want to get the list of files that I placed?

  What are the APIs available in artificial intelligence to get the list of files in a folder?
  

  If you want to enumerate files in a directory, you have to use the OS APIs. I does not provide for this. There are different ways to find important files/directories related to AI, but nothing else.

  The APIs to do this in the operating system are usually pretty easy to use but. Annoying if you try to hit Mac and Windows, but a little care in the design of your interface and hide the worst.

• Copy of the Batch (.bat) file to the Start Menu for all users User/Each

  Created a lot on each machine (file1.bat) leader to create a queue (file2.bat) of lot for a launch of a page to start windows.

  This is the content of file1.bat:

  off @echo

  @echo > C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\file2.bat «»
  @echo start http://www.MSN.com/ > C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\file2.bat

  Expected result is to copy the file2.bat to the start of each user profile.  However, the file2.bat is not copied to the Startup Windows 7, 8, 10 folder after the test.

  However, it will work in file1.bat:

  off @echo

  @echo>"C:\Testing\file2.bat
  @echo start http://www.MSN.com/ > C:\Testing\file2.bat

  I have not the network joins a domain.  I need to send the file1.bat to all staff.  I intend to deploy to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup.

  Thanks in advance to all.  Any help is appreciated.

  To run a command as Administrator file, you must click on it & select run as administrator.  Despite being connected with an Admin-level account, individual actions like yours needs as the run as Admin permission.  This is the way Windows works.

  

  You cannot add anything in a batch file to run as an administrator.

  You will see the system's responses to your batch file by adding a last line containing just the word break [test]

  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

  "File2.bat is to launch a web page which start machine"-Yes, I understand that. ""  But using a batch file to do this isn't better than just sending them the URL shortcut to the Web page instead.

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  "Wish only to send the file1.bat for users" - you must give them instructions to run as admin.  Since the instructions are necessary in all cases, then you might as well keep it simple by sending them a shortcut in C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup folder and url of msn [shortcut].  In your email, you can tell them to use the first shortcut [Startup folder] to get to the good copy of place and then * the second [msn url] in there, giving approval to the Admin when / if * it is called for.

  Some target computers may have lower security settings [settings "UAC"] meaning permission Admin is not necessary, but since you do not know that in advance, you will have to warn that it may be necessary.

  If there are multiple users on each computer only one of them has to do this on each machine.  You must choose a user who is either an Admin user who knows the password for this computer.  If you ask each individual user to do this, then only the first will be something to see; others may follow your instructions, but they will see that it has already been done and he can stop then.

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  It is difficult to tell many users on many different computers to do something.  Some will ignore your instructions & do nothing.  Some will try to comply, but will make mistakes.  Some will do what you want.  You won't know the results even if you ask them to email you back to let you know.

  Denis

• AppleScript to the batch change file names

  I got the following script to a Mac user previous on this forum that works very well for a folder of files, but it does not work for a folder of files. How can I modify this script to work on files instead of files. What the script does is strip leading or the characters of files contained in a specified folder.

  Set Folder choose a folder

  Set theResult to display dialog "delete characters in the name:" buttons {"Cancel", "End", "Beginning"} default 0 Cancel button "Cancel".

  BTN set to the button returned of theResult

  Set text returned by theResult nCharacters as integer

  If btn = 'End', then the value of nCharacters - nCharacters

  Tell application "Finder".

  Repeat with thisFile (document get in Folder files)

  theFullName thisFile name value

  Set {oldTID, delimiters of point for the AppleScript text} to {AppleScript point text delimiters "."}

  If (number of items in theFullName text) > 1 then

  the properName my ((texte Articles 1 thru-2 dele de theFullName) text pad value, nCharacters)

  the revisedName value to (properName (get last element of theFullName text) {}) as text

  on the other

  the value revisedName my trim (theFullName, nCharacters)

  end if

  the text value of the AppleScript point oldTID delimiters

  revisedName thisFile name value

  end repeat

  tell the end

  on the trim (t, n)

  If n > 0 then

  Returns the text (n + 1)-1 through t

  on the other

  Returns the text 1 to (n - 1) t

  end if

  end trim

  Replace the line immediately after the tell one with:

  Repeat with thisFile in (get files Folder)

  (137177)

• How to export all the names of files in a folder to simple text file.

  Hello Expertise,

  I am trying to load the names of files in the folder to a table in ODI. then load the data from there to a single table.

  I am able to load the data from 100 files in a folder. using the concept of loop (used ODI gurus: SEVERAL FILES - TARGET SINGLE TABLE - SINGLE INTERFACE link to do this, but right now I need to insert the names of files manually to a table. ) My Question is "is there any jython script or procedure to load all the file names to single table with FILENAME column. ???

  
  

  If it please help me do this.
  

  
  

  Thank you

  Shakur
  
  

  Hi Shakur,

  Yes you are right... The operating system command should be part of the automated process, I mean if you combine these file loading process (Interface, procedure, etc.) in a package of ODI, then the command BONES to get all the names of files in the FOLDER should be one of the steps in the package of ODI. For this, you can use ODI OS command component.

  Kind regards

  Parag

• How to copy all the names of files in a folder for Notepad?

  I often have to copy all the file names with extensions and the full path to a folder to a ".txt" document, but cannot. Is there an easy way to do this? How? Is there a simple batch file that will do it? Freeware might work, but I'd rather have a simple batch.bat or .exe file that works.

  You can do it, but I don't think that it will include the entire path:
   
  Dir *. * > dir.txt
   
  Steve
   
  wrote in message News: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy *...

  I often have to copy all the file names with extensions and the full path to a folder to a ".txt" document, but cannot. Is there an easy way to do this? How? Is there a simple batch file that will do it? Freeware might work, but I'd rather have a simple batch.bat or .exe file that works.

• Export the list of files in a folder in the Explorer

  How to export a list of files that that are in an excel file or a text document? Preferably excel.

  Thank you

  Tom

  You must have the directory you want the list on your hard drive (not a network share even if a mapped drive may work?

  Files should be displayed in the format of details in the directory.

  (1) type cmd in the start menu to bring up a prompt back
  (2) use the (for example) "cd C:\Users\BobJones\Desktop\New folder" command to navigate to the folder in question
  (3) use the command "DIR > doggy.csv ' to create a file named doggy.csv in the same directory that you open directly with excel. Nothing looks much lik that it happens, but you unlike find the small file as expected.

  Good luck!

• Properties of the batch export file

  I work in Acrobat X Pro and I have 500 files PDF for which I need to create a table that contains the name of the file, the number of pages and the size of the file. Can I print a text in the form of Acrobat batch file? Otherwise, someone knows a way to do it using something like PowerShell (I work on a PC)?

  Yes, this can be done with an Action and a script. A simple way to do this is to display the data in the console, which you should be able to copy it into a text file.  Create a new Action with a command run JavaScript and copy the following code:

  Console.println (this.documentFileName + "\t" + this.numPages + "\t" + this.filesize);

  Perform the Action on your files and when done press Ctrl + J to open the console, where you'll see the output.

• How to print a list of the names of files in a folder?

  I want only the name, date and type under the folder to print, not the content.  Thank you.

  Here are two ways to list them:

  Using Windows Explorer, navigate to the source folder and press Ctrl + A to select all items. Hold down the SHIFT key, right-click on the selection and choose copy in the path. Your treatment of text or spreadsheet and paste (Ctrl + V), list open to it and print it.

  2. open a run window (Windows Logo key + R), type cmd /k dir | clip (note the four spaces) and press ENTER. Paste (Ctrl + V) into Notepad, then print it out.

• Problems with after the batch renaming file extensions

  After batch renaming I cannot open in a photo shop, jpg seems to have. Photos will only open in Photo Viewer. How can I get them back to jpg?

  batch rename your jpeg files so they all have a jpg file extension.

• Using the batch command file ' for/r' Windows to enumerate directories

  I want to find all directories named '.ttranscoded' in the current tree. But issuing

  for /r %d in (.transcoded *) echo %d

  produces no output. What Miss me?

  A final problem, though. for /F %%d in (' dir /b /ad /s ^ | find /i "ttranscode" ') echo "% a" echoed a truncated version of "% a". In other words, if the current directory tree contains the following directories:

  dir 1\.ttranscoded

  dir 2\.ttranscoded

  dir 3\dir 4\.ttranscoded

  This command for sound only

  dir

  dir

  dir

  Maybe we need some quotes more in the expression in brackets?

  My control.

  off @echo

  for /F "delims =" % in (' dir /b /ad /s ^ | find /i "ttranscode" ') rd /s /q echo "" % a ""

• List of files in a folder

  Is it possible to print a list of files in a folder.  For some reason, I am unable to do a printscreen shift and I know that there must be a way.

  Thank you.

  The game, 11 November 2010 21:05:54 + 0000, Gabrielrock wrote:

  Is it possible to print a list of files in a folder.  For some reason, I am unable to do a printscreen shift and I know that there must be a way.

  Here are four ways:

  1. go to a command prompt and run the command

  dir [drive: folder] > c:\tempfilename (you can use any name and put
  in any folder of your choice)

  Then open Notepad, open tempfilename and print from there.

  2. write (for example, in Notepad), a text line 1:
  / DIR %1 > LPT1:

  Save it as 'printdir.bat' in the folder ' send to '.

  Then, to print the list of files in any folder, right click on this folder
  and select send to | Printdir.bat

  To include subfolders, set up the command DIR %1/O/S > LPT1:

  3. go in
  http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb; EN-US; Q321379 and
  Follow the instructions.

  4. download and use all the several freeware/shareware utilities
  who can do this, as the popular
  http://www.KarenWare.com/PowerTools/ptdirprn.asp

  Ken Blake (MS-MVP)

• Send list library subdirectory of files to a spreadsheet regardless of the type of file or printer

  Earlier versions of XP allowed me to BACK to print a list of items in file located in any subdirectory of the printer, regardless of the type of file or extension, just a list of files.  How to do this on XP or if available in System 7, I shall take it that buy?  Thank you.

  The game, October 7, 2010 03:20:09 + 0000, FrJim wrote:

  Earlier versions of XP allowed me to BACK to print a list of items in file located in any subdirectory of the printer, regardless of the type of file or extension, just a list of files.  How to do this on XP or if available in System 7, I shall take it that buy?  Thank you.

  Here are four ways:

  1. go to a command prompt and run the command

  dir [drive: folder] > c:\tempfilename (you can use any name and put
  in any folder of your choice)

  Then open Notepad, open tempfilename and print from there.

  2. write (for example, in Notepad), a text line 1:
  / DIR %1 > LPT1:

  Save it as 'printdir.bat' in the folder ' send to '.

  Then, to print the list of files in any folder, right click on this folder
  and select send to | Printdir.bat

  To include subfolders, set up the command DIR %1/O/S > LPT1:

  3. go in
  http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb; EN-US; Q321379 and
  Follow the instructions.

  4. download and use all the several freeware/shareware utilities
  who can do this, as the popular
  http://www.KarenWare.com/PowerTools/ptdirprn.asp

  Ken Blake (MS-MVP)

• Fill the table with file names

  What Miss me?  I have alerts that should appear if it works and if it fails, but instead, it does nothing, I'm sure he can to create a table which consists of all the names of file to a folder.  In the past, I had to enter all the values one time and some of these files have 200 + files it contains.

  #target illustrator
  
  filltotesTempArr
  
   function filltotesTempArr()
  {
  var toteTemparray = new Array(toteTemps)
  
  var toteTempPath = Folder ("S:/Illustrator JS Palette/Direct Template Calls/Totes");
  var allFiles = artPath.getFiles(order);
  var toteTemps
  
  if (allFiles.length > 0)
      {
      for (i=0;i<allFiles.length;i++)
           {
              toteTemps = toteTemps + app.open(allFiles[i] )
            }//end for
        alert("Your array has the current values:" + toteTemps);
      }//end if
      else
      alert("Script to fill Totes Templates Array has failed");
    
  }
  

  Just try something like this:

  function GetTempNames(){
    var toteTempPath = Folder ("S:/Illustrator JS Palette/Direct Template Calls/Totes");
    var toteTempFiles = toteTempPath.getFiles();
    var namesArr = [];
    for(var i=0; i		   

• Batch of files sorted manually in bridge - I run a PS Action in this manual order?

  For some work that my workflow ideally involves sorting manually the command a lot of RAW files in Bridge (RAW file names are determined by the camera), then using a PS Action of the bridge to convert, save and rename the batch of files. Let me finish with my images sequentially numbered files in manually sorted order.

  However, my PS Action automatically treats the files in ascending order of their RAW file names, and therefore my order assigned manually the files in Bridge is lost.

  Y at - it a script (or other method) that will allow me to perform an action of PS of bridge on a batch of files while maintaining the sorted order manually for the purposes of the numbering sequence of the output renamed files?

  My current workaround is to rename the lot to the bridge a game copied RAW files as an interim step to run my PS Action on the renamed RAW file copies. It is not a bad work around, but if there is an easier way, I would appreciate to know about!

  Geoff

  It's my fault alltogether! I have an additional inversion in the code of Geoff.

  You can either remove line 430 fileList = fileList.reverse (); or check the reverse order, hopefully this should fix.