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August 9th 04, 09:27 PM
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Printing directories
Hi there
I would like to print all the directories and subdirectories. Use to do it in DOS all the time but don't know how to in Windows. Thanks. Brenda 
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August 11th 04, 02:35 AM
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Printing directories
Open the folder in Explorer and click in the window so it is the current
folder. Do Start and Run and enter Command /c dir/s filelist.txt then select OK A file called FileList.TXT will appear in the Explorer window. You can open the file and edit, print, etc. -- Jeff Richards MS MVP (DTS) "Brenda" wrote in message ... Hi there I would like to print all the directories and subdirectories. Use to do it in DOS all the time but don't know how to in Windows. Thanks. Brenda
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