Has anyone got any idea on how to print the contents of a
drive from Windows 2000, without going into all the
folders, and sub folders?

Cheers!

you can try going to the root of your c drive and at the
c:> prompt type the following command
C:> dir > LPT1 or the lpt port that your printer is
connected to. this will print a directory tree of your
hdd.

Hope this helps.

Kevin Geuss
>-----Original Message-----
>Has anyone got any idea on how to print the contents of
a
>drive from Windows 2000, without going into all the
>folders, and sub folders?
>
>Cheers!
>.
>

Try the "tree" command.

Remember that you can "pipe" the output of any command to a file.

e.g. tree > c:\temp\tree.doc

if you use the /F option (e.g. tree /F > c:\temp\tree.doc), you get a list
of all the files in every sub-directory.

The tree command uses the "DOS" line drawing characters. If you open the
resulting file in Word, you get File Conversion dialog box; select the
"MS-DOS" radio button to get the line drawing characters to display
correctly.

--
Bruce Sanderson MVP

It is perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question.


"Gatesy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Has anyone got any idea on how to print the contents of a
> drive from Windows 2000, without going into all the
> folders, and sub folders?
>
> Cheers!