My DAW is a Windows 7 64 bit pro operating system. I want to print out the file list of my HD's . Just the highest level under the drive letter with project name folders. I haven't updated my credit list in over five years. It's time. If I try a screen shot the print is too small. I thought copy and pasting into Wordpad would work but it doesn't so far. Any ideas?
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scott2000
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Very cool.....!
to print any directory without tree from ur current location on cmd.exe
(normally u r on C:\users\username )
dir [directory]>nameoffile.txt
ie: to print to txt file whats on drive E 's "test folder"
dir E:\test folder>mydirectorylist.txt
this will save "mydirectorylist.txt" on ur current directory... C:\users\username
(normally u r on C:\users\username )
dir [directory]>nameoffile.txt
ie: to print to txt file whats on drive E 's "test folder"
dir E:\test folder>mydirectorylist.txt
this will save "mydirectorylist.txt" on ur current directory... C:\users\username
You are talking to a idiot. I'm not sure I understand. I want to print out the folder names just under the directory level. In other words my E drive has Project Folders under the directory. Project A, Project B, Project C, etc. These folder names are what I want to print out.
If I open the command prompt what do I type to print out that level on any of the three audio drives I have connected?
If I open the command prompt what do I type to print out that level on any of the three audio drives I have connected?
Gold said:
on command prompt
type:
dir D:>myfilesD.txt
dir E:>myfilesE.txt
etc etc...
myfilesD.txt will be saved at whatever the command prompt shows u. it should be
c:\Users\ur user name>
u can use chdir, cd etc dos commands to browse around! or from ur windows!
edit: this above doesnt print, it saves to txt file, where u can print easier...
