[macvoiceover] Re: Names in folder

If you log in as root and do ls on your home directory, you will see the .files.

On Aug 19, 2006, at 3:10 PM, Cheryl Homiak wrote:

I know how to do it from terminal.

ls /Users/chomiak > list.txt
or if you are already in the directory:
ls > list.txt

If you want to do it recursively so you get everything in the subdirectories:
ls -R > /Users/chomiak
or if you are in the directory just:
ls -R > list.txt

Note the greater than sign.
Note that the -R contains an uppercase R.
Of course adapt your path according to your own computer and call the file whatever you like. You may find interesting things; I now know my trash files are in my home directory under .Trash/ and you might not ordinarily see these as dot files and directories can be hidden, so now I can delete files from .trash without using the "empty trash".

Hth.




--
Cheryl
"Where your treasure is,
there will your heart be also".



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