Under windows NT, 2k, and XP run
CMD
for the command prompt.

You can run command.com, but IIRC it is compatible with the older
systems and doesn't have the the nifty new features.

-Adam

Dave King wrote:

> At 02:08 PM 08/08/02 -0500, you wrote:
>
>> I don't know an easy way.  The monkey wrenching way I use is to open the
>> folder I want to print in Windows,  Open a DOS prompt, type C: which
>> automagically recognizes the current folder for some reason (avoiding
>> the
>> tedious typing to translated long folder names in DOS) then type DIR >>
>> MYLIST.TXT.  Then I edit mylist.txt to have the info I want.   Pretty
>> tedious, if you ask me, for something that I need to do every week.
>>
>>
>> --Lawrence
>
>
> I didn't think XP even had a dos window to do this out of ?
>
> I've seen a file manager that would do it more or less, can't recall
> which
> one but I tried after downloading from tucows. It had a built in function
> to print the directory.
>
> Dave
>
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