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Free Program
Am looking for a program that will provide a printout of directory tree listings. Ie, shows all folders, subfolders, on Windows (egghh). If anyone has anywhere better than this to post a topic asking about it let me know for future use. Don't mention search the web, that's what I am doing!
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Re: Free Program
I've never heard of a printout program like that before...
You could manually open every link in Windows Explorer and print that. (Sorry, just trying to help...)
You could manually open every link in Windows Explorer and print that. (Sorry, just trying to help...)
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Re: Free Program
stubbers wrote:Am looking for a program that will provide a printout of directory tree listings. Ie, shows all folders, subfolders, on Windows (egghh). If anyone has anywhere better than this to post a topic asking about it let me know for future use. Don't mention search the web, that's what I am doing!
No files? Go to start, run, and type the following code snippet in:
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dir /A:D /s C: > C:\dir.txt
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dir /A:D /s C: > LPT1
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Re: Free Program
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptdirprn.asp" target="_blank
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Re: Free Program
Or just use tree /a c:\ > c:\dir.txtRoberdin wrote:Code: Select all
dir /A:D /s C: > C:\dir.txt
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