Hm so what yo8u want is more like a DIR listing of a CD? I made that for my old CD's by simply dong a DIR and pasting that into a text document.

In case you do not know who to open the command line interface (like the old DOS thingie), Assuming you're using Vista - simply type CMD in the Search box in the START menu and it'll open the command line thing (like old time DOS)

then type D: [enter] (or whatever the name of your CD drive is) and once that's done, type dir/s >C:CD1.txt [enter]
That will output whatever the content is on Drive D to a text file On the C: drive called CD1. The /s makes it include subdirectories. Change the 1 to 2 for the next CD ect....

And apologies if this is old hat. Some are used to DOS commands,. some are not :)

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