How do I type a directory for a file -i.e. shows dates/details

M

Mary Cudd

I want to print out the directory/ list of documents prepared in a file
with the details - dates, name of doc, and size of file
 
S

Stefan Blom

Note that this forum is for questions on Microsoft Word.

As far as I know, printing directory content is not possible in Windows, but
you should be able to do it via a command prompt.

For example: Click the Start button, and then click Run. Type cmd and press
Enter. To print the contents of C:\ to a file, use

dir C:\ > test.txt

You can then print the text file created.
 
G

Graham Mayor

There's a handy little tool called PrintFolders that you can download from
my web site that makes this job a breeze.

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