File Structure into Document?

I was wondering if anybody might know of a way to export a file structure - and the files included - into a text document, either in Word or Pages, or maybe better yet Excel.
I have a huge list of media files that are subfoldered and organized, and I want to print and archive this list when I backup the files to an external hard drive.
Thanks a lot!

install Textwrangler and drag the folder containing all those files to a blank TextWrangler document. It will do what you want. there are also terminal commands that will do this but that's probably the easiest.

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