For Windows, is there an easier way to copy-paste ALL the file names inside a folder to a text/excel document?

this is not the exact way... but u can try this...

Open MS-dos..

type the command "dir <destination folder>"

it will list the files in that folder.

mark the file names and press ctrl+c and paste it in your word document...

you're done....

Open a command prompt, go to the vital folder and form: dir /b > folder.Txt in an effort to create a textual content file known as folder.Txt containing the entire filenames. That you could open that in Notepad or whatever and replica all the file names from there.

CTRL + A inside the folder. Open up text editor, or whatever, and drag the files into it. You should get all the "folder" names.

You could also look into MS-DOS, it has some useful commands for this type of automation.

1. In Windows Explorer, select all the files you want to copy the names of.

2. Shift + right-click on the selected files

3. In the pop-up menu, select "Copy as path"

4. Paste into your favorite text editor (Notepad, Notepad++, Word)

Note, this will give all the file names AND their entire paths. To easily strip off the path, most quality text editors (e.g. Notepad++) will let you select a rectangular block of text (instead of lines) & delete it. This is probably the easiest way to strip off the paths. In Notepad++, to select a rectangular block of text, hold down Alt and select the block with the mouse as normal. Your block will highlight as you drag the mouse.

HTH!

try using long path tool