I am currently using the following command to find out how many documents with pdf format is there with there complete path but it shows the list of like 11,000 documents,
dir *.pdf /s /b**
I'd like to list only those images that has the file size greater than 1024KB , the file size shouldn't be displayed yet the file should be greater than 1024KB in size.
is that possible using command prompt ?
Since you're using windows, you will most likely have powershell:
ls *.pdf | where-object {$_.length -gt 1048576} | format-table -property Name
ls
will list the files with .pdf
extensions. where-object
will filter the result set to files with length greater than 1MB (1048576 = 1MB). format-table
will format the final output to display only the name of the file