Printing Directories and Files

Try this:

dir *.* /s > c:\sysdir.txt

Make sure you run this command at the root (c:) the ' /s ' tells it to look through all subdirectories, the ' > ' tells it to output the results and ' c:\sysdir.txt ' is the file it will output the results to. You can also substitute the ' c:\sysdir.txt ' option with your printers port (LPT1,...). Although you will get better formatting by printing it from a text editor.

Hope this helps.

Good Luck!

Sean,
To send the directory and file listing to a file called test.txt, go to a DOS prompt and type dir *.* >c:\test.txt then you can edit and print the file. If you just want to print use dir *.* >prn (or >lpt1, etc)

Don

Check out PrintFolder. It adds a right-click option to Windows Explorer and allows you to print out a folder.

http://no-nonsense-software.com/

I'm looking for a specific layout to the output:
Directory
Directory
File
File
File

Similiar to how Explorer would display the information. So far I've received only DOS style output. Thanks.

I like ExpPrint. Works in Win9x, WinNT, Win2K, WinME
http://www.jddesign.co.uk/

1. Obtain with Windows Explorer the image of the folder you want.
2. Press Alt+PrintScreen
3. Open Paint (or Photo Editor)
4. Edit, then Paste
5. You have now an image of your screen, which you can print, like an ordinary .bmp file