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by lizzy
TR highlighted a nifty little freeware download a while back. You can configure this batch file to be added to your right click context menu as "Print Directory" and it will print out the contents of the chosen folder. I use this all the time!
https://www.techrepublic.com/download_item.jhtml?id=t01220021020shu01.htm
the article about it was here:
https://www.techrepublic.com.com/5100-6346-5030744.html
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by kcav
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by kcav
Thank you. I downloaded the batch file, joined the TechProGuild, and read your Bio. I am impressed with your career path.
My father lost his eyesight due to macular degeneration. The isolated that ensued brought on aggravated depression. I think multimodal communications across the WWW is a way to sooth a worried mind.
Pease keep an eye out for my posts. I am transitioning from reader to hands-on and will have lots of questions. Will comment again as soon as I print the contents of my directories.
Pease keep an eye out for my posts. I am transitioning from reader to hands-on and will lots of questions. Will comment again as soon as I can print the contents of my directories.
by kcav
Downloaded,unziped, installed, and integerated Print Directory ScriptZip into the operating system, but it doesn't work!
From my Contect Window, when I click Print Directory,file C:\PrintDir\PrintDir.bat executes, but instaed of running PrintDir.vbs it opens it. I wonder why?
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