Dim filePath As String = IO.Path.Combine("C:\MyFolder", "test.txt") IO.File.WriteAllText(filePath, "Your text here") Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard

Instead of showing the list on your screen, it creates a new file named filelist.txt containing the directory contents.

If you are using the command line and need to format the text output differently, try these: : "Bare" format (just filenames, no extra info). dir /s : Includes files in all subdirectories. dir /o:n : Sorts the list alphabetically by name.

Which of these environments are you working in, or are you trying to from scratch using the terminal? dir HTML global attribute - MDN Web Docs

: Right-to-Left (required for Arabic, Hebrew, etc.).

In web coding, dir is an attribute used to specify the direction of text.