Printing a directory
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You could view the directory in explorer, hit alt-prtscrn, paste it into paintbrush and print it from there!
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I've often done this myself, but if your directory has lots of files it can be a pain. Regards, Jeff Varszegi EEEP! An Extensible Expression Evaluation Package
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There used to be a DOS command like this. I would suggest looking for that. Though, there may be a problem and it'll print the files in 8.3 format.
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This problem was imho not adequate enough described. Before posting, please read the following How to ask smart questions
Even thopugh I agree with Mr. Raymond about the necessity of such a document, his desire to compete with Mr Stephen King for excessiveness and lack of priorities makes the given link fairly useless. OTOH IMOPHO the problem was described adequately.
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You could view the directory in explorer, hit alt-prtscrn, paste it into paintbrush and print it from there!
Glano perictu com sahni delorin!
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This problem was imho not adequate enough described. Before posting, please read the following How to ask smart questions
ESR still doesn't get it. You're supposed to claim that it's not possible. Then the geeks/nerds/defender of the technology, will jump in and offer solutions in perfect detail. This works especially well if you need help with Linux stuff. Just get on IRC and join #linux or whatever and claim that "X is crap. It can't do Y nor Z". Try it sometimes and you'll be amazed. :) -- Booohoo!
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This sounds like a great CP article - just make sure you write it in .NET or everyone will think it is worthless. Shell integration with Right-click support for printing directories. Could come in very useful.
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You could also paste it into excel. I mean, excel can everything, why not print the files in a directory.
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mlog || Agile Programming | doxygenDid you try this? Does it work? Sounds cool if it does.
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Even thopugh I agree with Mr. Raymond about the necessity of such a document, his desire to compete with Mr Stephen King for excessiveness and lack of priorities makes the given link fairly useless. OTOH IMOPHO the problem was described adequately.
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mlog || Agile Programming | doxygenpeterchen wrote: IMOPHO :confused: IMO = In my opinion PHO = Physician-Hosipital organisation IMOPHO??? I'm confussed.
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peterchen wrote: IMOPHO :confused: IMO = In my opinion PHO = Physician-Hosipital organisation IMOPHO??? I'm confussed.
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Yes. Post this to the correct forum and you'll probably get an answer. Read the discalimer for the lounge. No Programming Questions! Please
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Let me re-phrase the queston. A couple years ago I came across a shareware program that would print a list of file names (the names, not the contents of the file) that were contained in a specified directory. Does anyone know what this program was called, or where I can find it? Sorry, It was somewhat vague. And maybe it should have been in the General Discussion area.
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Let me re-phrase the queston. A couple years ago I came across a shareware program that would print a list of file names (the names, not the contents of the file) that were contained in a specified directory. Does anyone know what this program was called, or where I can find it? Sorry, It was somewhat vague. And maybe it should have been in the General Discussion area.
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