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by kent.manley
I don't think you can do that in Explorer. Here's something you can do:
Open a command prompt.
Change to the directory from which you wish to start the listing: cd Use the 'dir' command with appropriate switches to list the files you want: dir /s /b
Optional: pipe the output to a file which you can format and print (or manipulate with other programming or text formatting tools):
dir /s /b > "c:\mylisting.doc"
Kent Manley
by mhiggins
by syscokid
The only way to do it in Windows Explorer is to press Print Screen, then paste into Paint or Word, and print from there.
A better way is using the dir command at the command prompt. Type dir /? for a list of options (what to print, sort options,etc).
Dir >lpt1 sends results to the printer, dir >myfile.txt sends results to a text file in the current directory.
by mhiggins
by mhiggins
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