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[https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/images/3/30/Wiki-refcard.pdf Wiki PDF] | [https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/images/3/30/Wiki-refcard.pdf Wiki PDF] | ||
#In order to copy image file names onto an Excel spread sheet you must first open the command prompt then edit the selected drive to match the current drive the hard drive is located. #This done by adding; '''d: ''' to ''C:/Users/Unsw.Unsw-23098'' then pressing the enter key. This will for example change the drive location to drive d. #Then proceed to type '''dir''' which will give you the directory view. #You then must find the folder that contains the file names you wish to copy then type '''cd''' (change directory) then the file name. #Press the enter key and then type once again '''dir''' which will bring up the list of all the file names in the selected folder. #Type '''dir''' then space '''>''' then create a name for the new file'''new file.txt'''which will transfer all the names into a text file. #Finally open up the folder location and open the text file then select delimited, tab, space options then enter. after auto fitting the excel spreadsheet should have the entire list of names. | #In order to copy image file names onto an Excel spread sheet you must first open the command prompt then edit the selected drive to match the current drive the hard drive is located. | ||
#This done by adding; '''d: ''' to ''C:/Users/Unsw.Unsw-23098'' then pressing the enter key. This will for example change the drive location to drive d. | |||
#Then proceed to type '''dir''' which will give you the directory view. #You then must find the folder that contains the file names you wish to copy then type '''cd''' (change directory) then the file name. | |||
#Press the enter key and then type once again '''dir''' which will bring up the list of all the file names in the selected folder. | |||
#Type '''dir''' then space '''>''' then create a name for the new file'''new file.txt'''which will transfer all the names into a text file. | |||
#Finally open up the folder location and open the text file then select delimited, tab, space options then enter. after auto fitting the excel spreadsheet should have the entire list of names. | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyfSYwUy4z0] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyfSYwUy4z0] | ||
==Tuesday== | ==Tuesday== | ||
Revision as of 10:51, 20 November 2017
Monday
Wiki Reference Card: Wiki PDF
- In order to copy image file names onto an Excel spread sheet you must first open the command prompt then edit the selected drive to match the current drive the hard drive is located.
- This done by adding; d: to C:/Users/Unsw.Unsw-23098 then pressing the enter key. This will for example change the drive location to drive d.
- Then proceed to type dir which will give you the directory view. #You then must find the folder that contains the file names you wish to copy then type cd (change directory) then the file name.
- Press the enter key and then type once again dir which will bring up the list of all the file names in the selected folder.
- Type dir then space > then create a name for the new filenew file.txtwhich will transfer all the names into a text file.
- Finally open up the folder location and open the text file then select delimited, tab, space options then enter. after auto fitting the excel spreadsheet should have the entire list of names.
