Write diadem search results to text file

Is there a solution within DIAdem for exporting specific information from a search result into a text file? For example: I perform a search which returns all of the files, groups, and/or channels which I want to work with; now I would like to have, say, the file paths of all the results of my search exported to a text file. Is this possible? I could not find a direct way of doing this, but perhaps a script already exists for doing stuff like this?

Hi mrclary,
I did not have this code handy, but I was able to whip it up for you. Let me know if you have any questions.
Brad Turpin
DIAdem Product Support Engineer
National Instruments
Attachments:
Search Result Paths.zip ‏1 KB

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