The drive is the drive that contains the folder you want to examine. This
will be your hard drive - probably C; your floppy drive - A or your CD
drive - which could be anything, but probably D or E. Click the little arrow
to the right of the box and you will see a list of all your available
drives.
The root Folder is the folder you want to list the content of and you have
the opportunity to check the sub folders (if any) of that folder.
Start with (say) the C drive. Double click the C: which will be at the top
of the window and all the folders from the root of that drive will be
listed. Double click on any of those folder names and it becomes the centre
of focus.
This is all basic Windows filing.
Pick the folder you want to start listing from, choose the amount of detail
you want to display, provide a filename, click 'GO' and the program produces
a list in the form of a text file that you can load into Word and print.
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