Windows/Explorer/Printing

[Guest]

Not sure that I am asking in the correct place but here goes... Is is
possible to print a directory (including all sub-folders and contents) in
Windows Explorer? A sort of directory map?

Thanks

 

[aD]

Not sure that I am asking in the correct place but here goes... Is is
possible to print a directory (including all sub-folders and contents) in
Windows Explorer? A sort of directory map?

Thanks

C:\>tree /?
Graphically displays the folder structure of a drive or path.

TREE [drive:][path] [/F] [/A]

/F Display the names of the files in each folder.
/A Use ASCII instead of extended characters.


So to a file you'd type:

tree C:\Testdir > file.txt

Or to a parallel port:

tree C:\testdir > lpt1:

aD

 

[Dave Patrick]

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| Not sure that I am asking in the correct place but here goes... Is is
| possible to print a directory (including all sub-folders and contents) in
| Windows Explorer? A sort of directory map?
|
| Thanks

 

[kr]

Not sure that I am asking in the correct place but here goes... Is is
possible to print a directory (including all sub-folders and contents) in
Windows Explorer? A sort of directory map?

Thanks

from a command prompt you can issue the command "tree"...which you can
output to a file. not sure this is will help??

kr