In the good old DOS days, you could issue the following command: C:\TREE D: >PRN and you got a complete tree printed out. The DIR command gives me only the immediate Directories, but not the tree. I tried to load the TREE.COM from DOS 6.0 in the C:drive of my WIN98, but an error message message pops up saying "Incorrect DOS Version". How can I print a tree in WIN98? Thanks for your replies.
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TREE command does not exist anylonger in WIN98
- Thread starter cgkeller
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From the DOS prompt try this:<br><br>d:<br>cd \<br>DIR *./S/B >prn<br>This will produce a plain list of all directories & sub-directories on the disk.<br><br>Alternately changing the version number for TREE.COM via the SETVER command may help. Eg. SETVER TREE.COM 6.0
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