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Printing directory tree

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stonewal

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How can I print out a detailed tree structure of a drive as part of my backup process?
 
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Hi,

What backup/OS and network are we using here, and why do you need to printout the tree??

Paul
 
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You can do , from a command prompt,

c:\> dir /s *.* >dirtree.txt

Which will create a file dirtree.txt with every folder and file on the c drive in it. For antoher drive, do it from a d or e or ... prompt. Is this what you were asking?

MWB. As always, I hope that helped!

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Get a copy of the best pc magazine on the market (PCPro) and on the cover disk you will find a need util to print directory structures from with windows explorer.

Reepa
 
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