I just looked that over......it seems pretty complicated. As an alternative, you could open a DOS window and do a dir command and redirect it to a text file which you could later print. Of course, due to the DOS filename limitation any filenames over the 8.3 limit would be truncated with the ~1 However, if that's not a problem, here's an example of how to redirect a dir command to a text file:
dir /b > c:\dirlist.txt
This will show you the listing in "bare" format (the /b switch - this shows filenames only) and redirects (the 'greater than' symbol between the /b and 'dirlist.txt') it to a file called "dirlist.txt" on the root of your C: drive. If you did this in a DOS window while running 98, you could then exit the DOS window and open the file with notepad or wordpad and print it.




On Sunday, October 28, 2001 at 12:09 pm, misters wrote:
>I have a question about Print
>Out a Directory Listing:

>
>My question is simple is this article only related to win/95?

Written in response to: Question about 'Print Out a Directory Listing' (misters: Sunday, October 28, 2001 at 12:09 pm) There are presently no replies to this message.

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