Here's one way...
In MJ click on your ROM/RW drive to display the CD contents. Assuming you don't have playlist for this disk then create one by sending (Send To) the CD contents to a new playlist. If it sorts by name then display the Date column and click on the Date header to sort the list in ascending order. Now click on the playlist folder and then go to File>Export Playlist. Select either m3u or the ASCII Delimited. Now you'll have a text file you can manipulate. M3u's are nothing but text files. You can open them with NotePad, Word, etc. The full pathname will probably show up, but thats easy to edit out. Simple, huh?
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-27edit > In case your interested, here's a way to put a HD directorys' contents into a text file. Say your ogg
s are in the music directory
s:\ogg. Go to Start>Run and type in
cmd (a DOS like window will open). Now move to that directory by typing in
s: and then
cd ogg at the prompt.
Now type in the following....
dir *.* /b >xen-music.txtWalla...you'll have a file listing of the dir's contents in a file called xen-music.txt. The above assumes you are running NT/W2k/XP. Use
command instead of
cmd for W9x.
edit2 > Here is a far superior way then as mentioned in first paragraph...
Go to Start>Run and type in
cmd (a DOS like window will open). Go to an empty directory (or any, really) like
d:\temp.
Assuming your ROM/RW drive is
X: and the CD is in the drive, type in the following at the prompt....
dir x:\*.* /b /od >cd-cont.txtThe file cd-cont.txt (in d:\temp) will have all the CD files listed in the order they were burnt