List of files on my drive

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I will be leaving my job soon and would like to print out an "outline" of
sorts that lists all the folders on my drive on the server, then the
subfolders and files in each folder. I could go through and type all this
information out, but since I have a lot of information on my drive, I was
hoping I might be able to do this a little more efficiently.

Any ideas?
 
MusicMarth said:
I will be leaving my job soon and would like to print out an "outline" of
sorts that lists all the folders on my drive on the server, then the
subfolders and files in each folder. I could go through and type all this
information out, but since I have a lot of information on my drive, I was
hoping I might be able to do this a little more efficiently.

Any ideas?
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There is also this link http://www.zzee.com/art-directory-print/.
 
MusicMarth said:
I will be leaving my job soon and would like to print out an "outline" of
sorts that lists all the folders on my drive on the server, then the
subfolders and files in each folder. I could go through and type all this
information out, but since I have a lot of information on my drive, I was
hoping I might be able to do this a little more efficiently.

Any ideas?
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I like Bob's suggestion the best so far. Another good suggestion is this
command:

tree c: /F /A > tree.txt

Good luck,

carl
 
Vagabond Software said:
I like Bob's suggestion the best so far. Another good suggestion is this
command:

tree c: /F /A > tree.txt

Good luck,

carl
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LOL! Nevermind... I just realized that I suggested the exact same thing as
Bob. I must've REALLY like it a lot.

carl
 
MusicMarth said:
I will be leaving my job soon and would like to print out an "outline" of
sorts that lists all the folders on my drive on the server, then the
subfolders and files in each folder. I could go through and type all this
information out, but since I have a lot of information on my drive, I was
hoping I might be able to do this a little more efficiently.

Any ideas?
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Use the commandline:

/start
/run
/cmd
cd \Program Files
dir /s /b /l /o:n > out.txt

Open out.txt with notepad, and all files will be listed.

regards,
tlviewer
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A worthless list is what he would get. What good would a list of every
dang file in the PC's Program Files directory and subs do when what he
asked for was a listing of the data files and folders in his "home
drive" on the server?!?!?
 
Bob I said:
A worthless list is what he would get. What good would a list of every
dang file in the PC's Program Files directory and subs do when what he
asked for was a listing of the data files and folders in his "home
drive" on the server?!?!?
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Bob,
oops, this thread looked unanswered in OE, but just now I checked it from
Google and it had 7-8 replys. Apologies to all.

I wonder why I don't see all the other headers ...I better use groups.google
more often with its better propagation or retention.

regards
tlviewer
 
NP, say why not make a msnews server account, and then you can see them all!
A worthless list is what he would get. What good would a list of every
dang file in the PC's Program Files directory and subs do when what he
asked for was a listing of the data files and folders in his "home
drive" on the server?!?!?
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Bob,
oops, this thread looked unanswered in OE, but just now I checked it from
Google and it had 7-8 replys. Apologies to all.

I wonder why I don't see all the other headers ...I better use groups.google
more often with its better propagation or retention.

regards
tlviewer
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