Windows 10: Print Directory in Windows 10

Seeking use of Print Directory for listing of files in any folder. Absolute necessity in editing work inclusions of contained titles. Available in XP & 7 but now needed for 10? How can one access this important tool?

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Print Directory option in Windows 10

Tina,

I clicked "Me Too" on this one. Here is what I have found so far:

1. The command line method *does* work, but it's clumsy and awkward compared to KB 321379.

2. 'Directory List & Print' is a decent freeware. Used with its 'Copy to Clipboard' option, it's really not bad. I may actuallt send Infonautics the $20 if it works out well. I wish I could use it right from File Explorer, though.

How To Print Folder And Directory Contents In Windows.

2a. I am able to keep the 'Directory List & Print' link on my Start menu using 'Classic Shell' Windows Start button upgrade, which was so useful on Windows 8.1 that I *did* send them their suggested donation.

Classic Shell - Start menu and other Windows enhancements

Here are some other links in my research.

For now, the winner is 'Directory List & Print', launched from 'Classic Shell'.

Hope this is helps.

All the best,

Rick

How to print list of files in folder in Windows 8

http://www.howtogeek.com/98064/how-to-print-or-save-a-directory-listing-to-a-file/

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-ways-to-print-folder-and-directory-contents-in-windows/

http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/print-list-of-files-in-directory/

 

print directory list

How to print a directory list in Windows Explorer as a text file with folders and their attributes and place in Excel?

 

printing directories

I am using windows 10. I'm able to print directories via the help I received from the community several years ago. I'm now doing this in earnest so that I can have all printed out to be able to clean up some of the mistakes I made in filing and saving
documents over the past several years. My question now is: how can I print the very first screen I get when I access "this PC"? It comes up as icons, or can change to txt, but the method for printing directories doesn't seem to work there. (I print directories
by getting to a dos control screen and typing dir>printit.txt, (hit enter), then finding the resulting new file in the directory listing and going to it and using the regular print command.) I just want to have the complete tree for working with. Thanks.