Printing a directory listing ?

[SPARKI1]

I have a directory and i would like a print out of all the files and sub-directories within it preferably in hireachly (?, spelling) order. I can't seem to find any programs that do this. Anyone else ?

[Roy]

I used Dogpile (http://www.dogpile.com) to search on "Screen Capture". I found dozens of choices. Here (http://www.millionjokes.com/freeware98/screen_capture_tools.html) are six of them.

[randy48]

Right Print Directory Printing, freeware, here's the link: http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0-10096-100-1653130.html?tag=st.dl.10001-103-1.lst-7-5.1653130

[SPARKI1]

I have ended up having to do that anyway using the print screen button And MS Paint but i wanted to actual print it all off not using screen caputures the directory has a hirechy it started with:

a
---b
-1
-2
-3
---c
---d
-1
-2
-3
-1
-2
-3


the letters are directories and the numbers are files i wanted it printed out like it is in explorer but with the file inluded for every directory

[Steve R Jones]

Print Folder Directories

Found this in PcWorld’s January issue:

"Here’s an easy way to print a list of the files contained in a folder from inside Windows Explorer."

Launch Notepad, then type:

Dir %1> lpt1: and press Enter
Now type cls on the second line, BUT DO NOT PRESS Enter

There must not be anything, not even a blank line after ‘cls’. Save the two line file in you C:\Windows\Send To folder as printdir.BAT

Now when you want to a printout of the files in a folder, right click on the folder in Windows Explorer, and select Send TO->printdir.bat

[SPARKI1]

Im afriad I'm on a my companies network and my printers are networked.

[OuTpaTienT]

You can still do what he said, just don't send it to LPT1, instead send it to a text file. Replace LPT1 with the name of the file you want to create, like maybe DIR.TXT

[SPARKI1]

cheers I'll try that.


You guys are like Bus's nothing all day then 4 come along at once.

lol

must be the time difference.