Yes. Go to the command line, cd to the directory, and type dir >list.txt. This will dump the output of the dir command to a text file. Type dir /? to see all the switches you can use.
You can also download a program called rjhExtensions. It will give you the ability to print your current directory straight from Windows Explorer. It also will give you some other enhancements such as a File Renamer, take you straight to a DOS prompt in the dir you are at in Win Explorer, and it also has a secure file shredder.
I use this utility daily and it makes things so much easier for me.
That will put “listing.txt” in your home directory, with the names of all the files in the folder. Nothing against BBEdit, which roxxors, but a free solution never hurts.
I saw this and got excited because I thought I could give a link to a java program I had to write a week ago that did this. Oh well, the command line thing sounds a lot easier.