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Thread ID: 139	1998-09-24 15:12:00	Directory Listings	Guest (0)	Press F1

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409	1998-09-24 15:12:00	OK - now for an easy question (I hope) I want to be able to print my directory listings... I'm sure I have done this before - but for some reason it now eludes me. ( I know it's a sign of old age ) :) Anyhow if anyone can help - thanx	Guest (0)
410	2008-01-12 13:56:00	OK - now for an easy question (I hope) I want to be able to print my directory listings... I'm sure I have done this before - but for some reason it now eludes me. ( I know it's a sign of old age ) :) Anyhow if anyone can help - thanx I think I'm a bit lost here, n00b alert	jerzymerzy (127)
411	2008-01-12 14:23:00	I think I'm a bit lost here, n00b alert Welcome to PressF1 :) You seem to have replied to a thread from 1998 which is most likely resolved and forgotten about. If you want to help someone with their problems, please go to the main PressF1 page and help people with current issues. Or if you have a query, please start a new thread here: pressf1.co.nz	beeswax34 (63)
412	2008-01-13 00:49:00	I assume you want to print your directory listings? if so... Go to Start>Run. Type CMD and press Enter. Type CD followed by the directory you want to print - spaces are allowed. (eg CD C:\SampleFolder\Sub Folder) and press Enter. Type the root drive letter if it's not on C:. Type tree > dirlist.rtf (or a filename of your choice - make sure it ends in .RTF though) and press Enter. Browse to the location that you typed above (C:\SampleFolder\Sub Folder) and open the RTF file in Word, choosing MS-DOS excnoding. there you have it! A directory listing.	jwil1 (65)
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