I do not know of a free way, although that does not mean that there isn't.
http://www.product-key.com/print-file-list.htm
$16.95 USD
http://www.product-key.com/print-file-list.htm
$16.95 USD
Printing a Folder Tree?
I'm trying to get a listing of the albums in my iMusic folder. I posted to the gadget Support forum but no one has an idea. ITunes stores the albums in a folder by artist. What I want is a listing of the Artists and the Albums and was wondering if there is a way to do that in Windows? It would be like:
Neil Young
>Harvest
>Harvest Moon
>After the Gold Rush
Warren Zevon
>Ordinary Life
The Who
>Live at Leeds
>Who's Next
>Tommy
....well you get the picture....
Is there a way to printout a folder tree down to a certain level???
Neil Young
>Harvest
>Harvest Moon
>After the Gold Rush
Warren Zevon
>Ordinary Life
The Who
>Live at Leeds
>Who's Next
>Tommy
....well you get the picture....
Is there a way to printout a folder tree down to a certain level???
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It can be done by creating batch file.
You can also get into the Command Prompt and type
C:\>dir c:\directorypath /b
And all the files under that directory will be displayed.
To save and output it to a text file use this:
dir c:\directorypath /b > titles.txt
If you want to print it straight off you type:
dir c:\directorypath /b > prn
Doing a quick search gives me this link which explains it all more thoroughly: http://www.windowsdevcenter.com/pub/a/windows/2005/01/04/print_directories.html
If you want to try auto utilities, then here's some freeware: http://no-nonsense-software.com/freeware
You can also get into the Command Prompt and type
C:\>dir c:\directorypath /b
And all the files under that directory will be displayed.
To save and output it to a text file use this:
dir c:\directorypath /b > titles.txt
If you want to print it straight off you type:
dir c:\directorypath /b > prn
Doing a quick search gives me this link which explains it all more thoroughly: http://www.windowsdevcenter.com/pub/a/windows/2005/01/04/print_directories.html
If you want to try auto utilities, then here's some freeware: http://no-nonsense-software.com/freeware
If the albums are actually all folder names, you could do it from the command line but I would suggest using Karen's Directory Printer.
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptdirprn.asp
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptdirprn.asp
That one is nice, but I prefer to print a folder tree with Directory Lister Pro which is much more configurable.
There is also the Tree command. It doesn't re-direct well, but you can copy the command prompt screen and paste into a text file:
Code:
C:.
├───AC-DC
│ ├───74 Jailbreak (Remastered)
│ ├───Blow Up Your Video (Remastered)
│ ├───Bon Rarities
│ ├───Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
│ ├───Flick Of The Switch (Remastered)
│ ├───Fly On The Wall (Remastered)
│ ├───For Those About To Rock We Salute You
│ ├───If You Want Blood You've Got It
│ ├───Let There Be Rock (Remastered)
│ ├───Powerage (Remastered)
│ ├───The Razors Edge (Remastered)
│ └───Who Made Who (Remastered)
├───Adam Sandler
│ └───What The Hell Happened To Me
├───Aerosmith
│ ├───Aerosmith - 20bit Remaster
│ ├───Armageddon The Album
│ ├───Done with Mirrors
│ ├───Draw the Line
│ ├───Get a Grip
│ ├───Get your Wings
│ ├───Gold
│ ├───Greatest Hits
│ ├───Honkin' On Bobo
│ ├───Just Push Play
│ ├───Live Bootleg
│ ├───Night in the Ruts
│ ├───Rock in a Hard Place (1993 Remaster)
│ └───Toys in the AtticI think you should use a tool to print folder tree, there are several tools are available.
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