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by ann777
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...or use simple dos commands (at the command prompt or cmd prompt -- depending on your os version):
cd foldername
dir > prn
by lhasbrouck
by joseph moore
What I like to do is spool the directory contents to a text file, and then I just print and/or save that.
Open up a DOS Command Prompt and go to the root directory you want to print the contents of.
Do:
DIR /S > FILE.TXT
that will do a directory listing (including all subdirectories), and send the entire contents to a text file called FILE.TXT
Then after that, just open up FILE.TXT in any word processing program or in Notepad. Print it from there. You also have the file so you can save it, or e-mail it or do whatever it it you want.
hope this helps
by lhasbrouck
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