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XP Directory Printer To Print "Extra Details"
I need something that will print an XP directory that will include the
"Extra Details" columns. Such as the comments, bit rate, duration and copyright columns. Any Help would be greatly appreciated! |
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XP Directory Printer To Print "Extra Details"
How about using print screen?
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XP Directory Printer To Print "Extra Details"
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 04:21:36 -0700, wrote:
How about using print screen? Might be a bit of a problem dealing with 80,000 + Files. |
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XP Directory Printer To Print "Extra Details"
Tony wrote:
I need something that will print an XP directory that will include the "Extra Details" columns. Such as the comments, bit rate, duration and copyright columns. Any Help would be greatly appreciated! DirPrinting allows printing of size and change dates, but it doesn't handle the "Extra Details" you speak of. Strictly speaking that information isn't part of the directory, as it's part of the content of SOME file types and the available data varies greatly according to file type. "DirPrinting is a simple program for viewing and printing directories. It offers a drive/directory window and a file list, which can be arranged and sorted according to various criteria. This list can be send to any printer (printing preview and storage included). Functions as "copy to clipboard", "save as file", "send by email", "include subdirectories" or "file filter" are all available." http://www.majusoft.de/DirPrinting/index_en.htm Otherwise you can open a command console window and redirect the output of the DIR command to a text file. You can then import the text file into Wordpad or your favorite word processor for printing. This would give you access to information like creation dates, short (8.3) file names and file attributes depending on flags set within your DIR command. To redirect any command console command's output to a text file append a space and greater than symbol (" ") to the end of the command (and related parameters/flags) followed by the destination file name. Example: DIR C:\Windows\system32 listing.txt . Make sure you enclose the combined path and file name in quotation marks if either contains ANY spaces. I don't know of any utility that will produce the "Extra Details" you want to list though. |
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XP Directory Printer To Print "Extra Details"
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 12:56:49 -0400, RobertVA
wrote: Tony wrote: I need something that will print an XP directory that will include the "Extra Details" columns. Such as the comments, bit rate, duration and copyright columns. Any Help would be greatly appreciated! DirPrinting allows printing of size and change dates, but it doesn't handle the "Extra Details" you speak of. Strictly speaking that information isn't part of the directory, as it's part of the content of SOME file types and the available data varies greatly according to file type. "DirPrinting is a simple program for viewing and printing directories. It offers a drive/directory window and a file list, which can be arranged and sorted according to various criteria. This list can be send to any printer (printing preview and storage included). Functions as "copy to clipboard", "save as file", "send by email", "include subdirectories" or "file filter" are all available." http://www.majusoft.de/DirPrinting/index_en.htm Otherwise you can open a command console window and redirect the output of the DIR command to a text file. You can then import the text file into Wordpad or your favorite word processor for printing. This would give you access to information like creation dates, short (8.3) file names and file attributes depending on flags set within your DIR command. To redirect any command console command's output to a text file append a space and greater than symbol (" ") to the end of the command (and related parameters/flags) followed by the destination file name. Example: DIR C:\Windows\system32 listing.txt . Make sure you enclose the combined path and file name in quotation marks if either contains ANY spaces. I don't know of any utility that will produce the "Extra Details" you want to list though. Thanks "RobertVA" for the reply. The closest I have come is a VBS script. Thanks again for your help. |
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