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| In Windows, how can I see or print a list of all my directories and files?
| If you would like to see a list of all your directories and files in Windows
| 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, or XP, first go to the command prompt and make
| sure you are in the root directory. To get to the root directory, at the DOS
| command prompt, enter:
|
| cd ..Continue to enter the above command until you see a C: prompt (where
| C: is your main drive). Then, at the command prompt, enter:
|
| dir /s |moreThe entries will appear one screenful at a time. Press the
| Spacebar to scroll through the list. To make your lists easier to read, you
| can sort by name. To do so, at the command prompt, enter:
|
| dir /s /o |more To create a text file so that you can print the list of
| all your directories and files, at the prompt, enter:
|
| dir /s /o >dir.txtThis will direct the contents of the list to a file
| called dir.txt, which you can then open in Wordpad, or any text editor, and
| print out.
|
| To create a list for a single directory, you will need to change to the
| directory for which you wish to create the list of files and subdirectories,
| and then follow the directions above. For example, if you wanted to create a
| list of files and subdirectories for a directory called win95, at the
| command prompt, you would enter:
|
| cd win95Then you would follow the steps above to list the subdirectories
| and files in that directory.
|
| | > Is there a way to print a list of all the files in a
| > folder list?
| >
| > Is there a way to print all the pages in a linked web site
| > or those shown in the hyperlinks view of say the home page?
| > I am looking for a way to create a hardcopy catalogue of
| > our website
| >
| > Thanks for your help.
| > Mark
| >
|
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