Using FileGrab To install FileGrab, copy the program files
Filegrab.exe and Filegrab.hlp to a subdirectory on your hard
disk and create a shortcut for FileGrab on your desktop or in
your Start Menu programs. When you launch FileGrab, you'll see
an empty window ready to accept filenames from Explorer. For a
quick demonstration of how it works, open an Explorer window
(it's okay if the windows partially overlap), highlight a group
of files, drag them over to FileGrab, and drop them into its
window. Voilà! There's your file list.  You can copy filenames
from Explorer's Find utility, as well as from Explorer itself.
You don't have to worry about anything happening to the files
when you drop their names onto FileGrab. They'll stay right
where they are; only the filename data is copied into FileGrab.
You can also drag highlighted filenames from Explorer to the
minimized FileGrab button on the taskbar. The taskbar button
itself won't accept drag-and-drop, but if you hold down the
mouse button, the window will open