Is there any effective freeware which will give you a directory listing sorted on two or more levels?

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|Is there any effective freeware
|which will give you a directory listing sorted on two or more levels?
| Will Lindenr

You are going to have to be more specific.
What is it that you can't get done in one pass?
Have you looked at all the tabs in Find Files and Folders?

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I have not seen one since Xtree, and that was written for DOS. It will read your 
FAT partition but may be limited by disk size and/or number of files. I do not have 
these particular versions, but you can try and see if they meet your needs. The good 
news is there is no install needed (no registry changes); Just unzip to a directory 
and run it.
http://oldfiles.org.uk/lightspeed/main.html
Alternatively, if the files are relatively small and/or you need to do this infrequently, 
use an archiver (like WinZip) to make a temporary file and print a sorted directory 
listing.

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