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From: Steve Mc on 23 Apr 2010 23:07
How can that be done ? Want folders and sub-folders only, not the individual
files.

Thanks,

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From: John John - MVP on 24 Apr 2010 06:55
At a command prompt:

C:\>dir /s /b /a:d >c:\dirlist.txt

look for the c:\dirlist.txt file after the command is done.

John

Steve Mc wrote:
> How can that be done ? Want folders and sub-folders only, not the individual
> files.
>
> Thanks,
>
From: John John - MVP on 24 Apr 2010 06:59
Make that:

dir /s /b /a:d >c:\dirlist.txt

the C:\> prompt was inadvertently copied from the command console.

John

John John - MVP wrote:
> At a command prompt:
>
> C:\>dir /s /b /a:d >c:\dirlist.txt
>
> look for the c:\dirlist.txt file after the command is done.
>
> John
>
> Steve Mc wrote:
>> How can that be done ? Want folders and sub-folders only, not the
>> individual files.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
From: Steve Mc on 24 Apr 2010 08:44
Thank you.
Been I long time since I DOS'ed anything.

I asked for all sub folders and no individual files, but didn't realize that
was still going to be overkill.
Is there a command that would maybe print just one subfolder from the
directory I'm changed to ?

Such as:
My Documents\My Music
My Documents\My Pictures
etc.

Also, is the a:d requesting also those drives also ? It only printed the C
stuff, but a and d were not being used at the time ?

Thanks again

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"John John - MVP" <audetweld(a)nbnot.nb.ca> wrote in message
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> Make that:
>
> dir /s /b /a:d >c:\dirlist.txt
>
> the C:\> prompt was inadvertently copied from the command console.
>
> John
>
> John John - MVP wrote:
>> At a command prompt:
>>
>> C:\>dir /s /b /a:d >c:\dirlist.txt
>>
>> look for the c:\dirlist.txt file after the command is done.
>>
>> John
>>
>> Steve Mc wrote:
>>> How can that be done ? Want folders and sub-folders only, not the
>>> individual files.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>


From: Barry Schwarz on 24 Apr 2010 13:09
You might start by quoting some of the text you are responding to so
the thread can flow.

Then you could issue
dir /?
to find out what options are supported and what they mean.

And if you decide that dir is not sufficiently flexible for your
needs, you could always google for directory+print to get some 230
million references, at least one of which is bound to provide a
solution you like.

On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 05:44:49 -0700, "Steve Mc"
<stevemc209(a)dnaglobal.net> wrote:

>Thank you.
>Been I long time since I DOS'ed anything.
>
>I asked for all sub folders and no individual files, but didn't realize that
>was still going to be overkill.
>Is there a command that would maybe print just one subfolder from the
>directory I'm changed to ?
>
>Such as:
>My Documents\My Music
>My Documents\My Pictures
>etc.
>
>Also, is the a:d requesting also those drives also ? It only printed the C
>stuff, but a and d were not being used at the time ?
>
>Thanks again

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