Copying all images in a database that includes subfolders

[kenneders]

Hello,
I want to push all the images in my entire database to Text exporter so that I can generate a file of all attributes.  I cannot see how to do that without going into each subfolder, selecting all, dropping them in text export and then creating an individual .txt file for each folder within that database.  This would be incredibly time consuming, since I have a lot of subfolders.
Is there a way around this?
Cheers, AK

[Ger]

All images are visible in the @All category in the Category panel. Select all images (Ctrl-A) and drag them to the Text Exporter area.

Ger

[ubacher]

You can select the top folder and then set Display Hierarchy. This will display all files.

[Mario]

To export all files in your database you can just drag and drop the @All category from the Category View to the Export module.
Or select the drive node and drop it to the text export module.

[kenneders]

@All did the trick---THANK YOU!

[Mario]

@All did the trick---THANK YOU!

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