How to print the contents of a folder in Windows 10?
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Hello everyone,
I would like to know how to add the print function for the content of a folder in Windows 10 Explorer???
Thank you for your help!
I would like to know how to add the print function for the content of a folder in Windows 10 Explorer???
Thank you for your help!
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Hello
Access Windows Explorer.
Locate and open the folder you want to print the list of.
It doesn't matter if you can't see the entire list at this stage.
Hover the mouse over a blank white space in this folder, hold down the Shift key on your keyboard, and right-click with the mouse. You should see a new menu appear on the screen.
One of the menu options is "Open a new command window here". Click on this option to open the command line.
Type the command:
Now, check the folder for a new file that has just been created. A text file (.txt).
Open the text file to view the complete list of files you have in the folder. At the top, go to File and print.
Sincerely
Computing is just a tool, like a brush or a pencil.
Avoid these so-called free repair software, etc. They are of no major use. The best companions are DOS and PowerShell..
Access Windows Explorer.
Locate and open the folder you want to print the list of.
It doesn't matter if you can't see the entire list at this stage.
Hover the mouse over a blank white space in this folder, hold down the Shift key on your keyboard, and right-click with the mouse. You should see a new menu appear on the screen.
One of the menu options is "Open a new command window here". Click on this option to open the command line.
Type the command:
dir >List.txtand press Enter on your keyboard (after dir, a space).
Now, check the folder for a new file that has just been created. A text file (.txt).
Open the text file to view the complete list of files you have in the folder. At the top, go to File and print.
Sincerely
Computing is just a tool, like a brush or a pencil.
Avoid these so-called free repair software, etc. They are of no major use. The best companions are DOS and PowerShell..
Anyway, thanks!!!
It should work for all systems, give it a try and let me know.
Best regards
Additional question: Is there a command to also add subfolders... down to the files?
Thanks a lot in advance!
DIR /S
or
TREE /F