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| Posted: Mon 06/07/2004 11:52am [Post #1] |
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This is the discussion thread for whoozhe's article on printing your directory listings:
http://www.help2go.com/article208.html
If you are having trouble with any of the steps, post your questions here!
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| Posted: Mon 06/07/2004 4:15pm [Post #2] |
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I think we are talking about the same thing here, but not sure.
http://www.leeos.com/cdrom_list_creator.html
I use a program, very small, it is a CD Rom list creator. Does not just work word with CD, but with all folders, if I want to print a list if what is in any file.
Just right click on the folder, after you install the program, and left click on "Directory list"
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| Posted: Tue 08/31/2004 11:09pm [Post #3] |
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I followed the instructions. I opened regedit and went to the HKEY... section. I click on the Edit Menu and there is no Modify. I can't type in none. Now when I double click on the folder I get the search window oening. Please help. Thanks, Bob. |
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| Posted: Tue 08/31/2004 11:25pm [Post #4] |
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Did you try one of my favorite programs in post #2 ?
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| Posted: Wed 09/01/2004 12:52am [Post #5] |
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| Posted: Sun 09/12/2004 10:55am [Post #6] |
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| familton wrote: | | I followed the instructions. I opened regedit and went to the HKEY... section. I click on the Edit Menu and there is no Modify. I can't type in none. Now when I double click on the folder I get the search window oening. Please help. Thanks, Bob. |
Familton, you need to left click once on the default icon. Then modify appears in your edit menu.
For all, this is a neat little program with very clear instructions. Thanks to Whooze! |
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| Posted: Sun 09/12/2004 2:05pm [Post #7] |
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I haven't tried any of the recommended software for directory listings and if they are recursive or not (able to list directories/files inside other directories all at once) but, it is possible to get a single directory listing just by using the command prompt....here's how.
Open command prompt (start menu | run | type "cmd" (no quotes) | hit "ok"
Then browse to the folder you want to be in. Then do a DIR command (which lists contents of the directory you're currently in) and put the output into a file instead of on screen.. Let's do an example. So say for instance I wanted to know what folders and files are in the C:\program files\ directory. I would open a command prompt then do this...
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CD C:\Program Files (or CD C:\Progra~1) [enter]
DIR > programs.txt [enter]
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I would then browse to that folder with Windows Explorer and open programs.txt to view what's in it.
You can also go to a command prompt and do this command
to show a list of options to use with the dir command. I.E. Only output Directories, only output files, display contents of directory alphabetically...etc etc.
It's just a way to do it without downloading any 3rd party software....
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| Posted: Wed 06/21/2006 2:17pm [Post #8] |
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You can also try Directory Lister. It has html and text listings and selectable directories.
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| Posted: Wed 06/21/2006 2:30pm [Post #9] |
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This is what we use at work. It's awesome! 
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