Hello,
I've been searching for 3 hours now, and finally I give up and have to ask for help.
This is what I want to do.
* Merge all *.txt files within a folder into one text file.
* In the new document, the content of each file should be introduced with its filename.
Example:
TEXT FILE 1.TXT contents:
one
two
three
TEXT FILE 2.TXT contents:
four
five
six
Combined file should look something like this:
TEXT FILE 1.TXT
one
two
three
TEXT FILE 2.TXT
four
five
six
I have been using TXTcollector, an excellent software that is available as freeware at http://bluefive.pair.com. This software did exactly what I wanted, and even included an optional line seperator (*************) between each original file listed in the combined text file. However, all of a sudden, the software quit working and it will only include (randomly selected) text files, rest of them it tells me "[Error] the file could not be written". I have tried it on two different computers (one Win7, one Vista) and same result on both. I can't write the maker of the program as he has removed his e-mail from the website.
So, are there any other softwares that will do what I want? Please note like I explained earlier that it's crucial that each file's original filename is also included in the merged file, before its content, so I know which text file each content originated from.
I've been searching for 3 hours now, and finally I give up and have to ask for help.
This is what I want to do.
* Merge all *.txt files within a folder into one text file.
* In the new document, the content of each file should be introduced with its filename.
Example:
TEXT FILE 1.TXT contents:
one
two
three
TEXT FILE 2.TXT contents:
four
five
six
Combined file should look something like this:
TEXT FILE 1.TXT
one
two
three
TEXT FILE 2.TXT
four
five
six
I have been using TXTcollector, an excellent software that is available as freeware at http://bluefive.pair.com. This software did exactly what I wanted, and even included an optional line seperator (*************) between each original file listed in the combined text file. However, all of a sudden, the software quit working and it will only include (randomly selected) text files, rest of them it tells me "[Error] the file could not be written". I have tried it on two different computers (one Win7, one Vista) and same result on both. I can't write the maker of the program as he has removed his e-mail from the website.
So, are there any other softwares that will do what I want? Please note like I explained earlier that it's crucial that each file's original filename is also included in the merged file, before its content, so I know which text file each content originated from.
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