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Printing Folder Contents

JimG · 2003-07-11 17:27:32

Is there an easy way to print a list of all the files in a given folder (PC, not Mac)? Thanks.

11-07-2003 5:27pm

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JimG

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Is there an easy way to print a list of all the files in a given folder (PC, not Mac)?
Thanks.

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#2 11-07-2003 5:36pm

dahamsta

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Several solutions offered via Google.

Google Is Your Friend

adam

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#3 11-07-2003 5:48pm

Bard

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go to the command prompt

navigate (using "cd" command) to the folder in question

dir > lpt1:

(prints current directory listing to lpt1: port printer)

dir /s > lpt1:

(prints current directory and all sub directories to lpt1: port printer)

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#4 12-07-2003 3:51am

Cake Fiend

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dir /b > lpt1 will give a neater output.

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#5 12-07-2003 7:20pm

JimG

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Thanks for that, folks. Appreciated

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