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charlie
I need to know how I can print a copy of a tree diagram of my hard drive. The
operating system is windows XP pro
operating system is windows XP pro
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Mike Q
I used a tool from "www.andyhsoftware.co.uk/space" to find out what was
eating up all of my disk space. This is only an example, there are other
suppliers
eating up all of my disk space. This is only an example, there are other
suppliers
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monir
Greg;
You're absolutely correct! But, how do I print a very lengthy tree that
displays on multiple Command Prompt screens ?? I tried "Tree !more". It
didn't work. It used to with the old DOS!
Are (really simple) DOS questions best asked in Windows newsgroup...?? If
so, do you know the link ??
Thank you kindly.
You're absolutely correct! But, how do I print a very lengthy tree that
displays on multiple Command Prompt screens ?? I tried "Tree !more". It
didn't work. It used to with the old DOS!
Are (really simple) DOS questions best asked in Windows newsgroup...?? If
so, do you know the link ??
Thank you kindly.
Greg Collins said:This question is best asked in the Windows XP newsgroup...
But in general, Windows comes with a utility that does this. Open a Command Prompt (DOS Box), type "tree", and press Enter.
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I used a tool from "www.andyhsoftware.co.uk/space" to find out what was
eating up all of my disk space. This is only an example, there are other
suppliers
charlie said:I need to know how I can print a copy of a tree diagram of my hard drive. The
operating system is windows XP pro
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Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
Ah, well you didn't mention DOS origionally, just Windows XP. Anyway you should redirect your tree output to a file, and then print it form Notepad.
For example, from your DOS prompt, type:
tree > tree.txt
The ">" character tells DOS to redirect the output from the display to the file specified.
Then just open tree.txt in Notepad and print or view it.
For example, from your DOS prompt, type:
tree > tree.txt
The ">" character tells DOS to redirect the output from the display to the file specified.
Then just open tree.txt in Notepad and print or view it.
M
monir
Greg;
Thank you. Tree display redirection works fine.
Do you know by any chance what would be the Office Discussion Group, if any,
for DOS questions ?? I couldn't find any relevant group on the list!
Best regards.
Thank you. Tree display redirection works fine.
Do you know by any chance what would be the Office Discussion Group, if any,
for DOS questions ?? I couldn't find any relevant group on the list!
Best regards.
G
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
I think the Windows newsgroup is still the most relevant as DOS is a feature of Windows and not Office. Thanks.