Is there any way to print an index/file listing (folders, sub-folders, files) of "My Documents"?

Question

I'm going on maternity leave soon, and would like to have an index/file listing of sorts that list all the folders, sub-folders and files that are in the My Documents folder with out looking up every file/folder and typing it myself; kind of like the documenter feature in Access. Thanks for any help!!

Answer 1

yes, you can do this easily

If you are using windows XP, then Download and Install
"TweakUI"
It has most of the settings
look for right click context menu - "Print all Files & Folders"

Answer 2

An alternative way would be to open up your 'my ducuments' folder and select View>Explorer Bar>folders. Then expand all your folders and take snap shots of the screen ( SHIFT + Prt Scm {just to the right of F12}) then print them out. This picture format might help you more than you think - I've known many pregnant women to get themselves into some very confused states :-)

Answer 3

confident an old trick from win ninety 5 yet nevertheless works in the present day.... open the fold and demonstrate in record sort then hit print demonstrate screen..... pass to wordpad on your start up menu -> all prgrams -> upload-ons and then hit the paste button ( the single with the clipboard on it )..... your demonstrate screen shot will look in case you have greater information you will ought to repeat the 1st 3 steps returned yet scrolled down in the folder after printing the internet site.....

Answer 4

Open a command prompt to the folder you want the listing from.
You can do this by right-clicking and selecting it from the menu.
At the prompt type:
dir /S > mylist.txt
Press enter.
Open mylist.txt from Windows and print!

Answer 5

Yes, its very easy,
Click start>run type cmd and hit enter.

Type 'cd my documents' (without quotes).

Then type 'tree /f /a > listings.txt' (without quotes)

Now there's a text file in your 'my documents' called listings.txt.