Windows Explorer List

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Vinnie

Is there a way of printing a list of files in a folder.
The only way I know how is to do a print screen.
 
One way you could do it would be to go to a command prompt, drill down to
the folder you want a listing of, and then type

dir /b > output.txt

which will give you a directory listing without any of the header, size or
date information, and output it to a text file in the current folder. You
can then open that text file in your favourite text viewer or word
processor, and from there print the information as you see fit.

Keith
 
Keith said:
One way you could do it would be to go to a command prompt, drill
down to the folder you want a listing of, and then type

dir /b > output.txt

which will give you a directory listing without any of the header,
size or date information, and output it to a text file in the current
folder. You can then open that text file in your favourite text
viewer or word processor, and from there print the information as you
see fit.

Keith

Hello

You can directly give dir /b >prn.
Moreover you cannot put a new menu in that folder's shell pointing to a .bat
file with these commands
cmd /k cd <folder>
dir /b > prn

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