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Printing a file list
At work I've got a Windows 2000 system. I ran a search in Windows Explorer for all my Word documents. I now want to print out the list. Is there a way? I don't have admin rights on this machine.
Thanks E Steve K Last edited by estevek; 06-20-2006 at 03:41 PM. Reason: fix grammar |
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Printing a screenshot might be the easiest way to get all the details you want. Other than that your other options are:
a) You could perform the same search in your command line interface using commands likedir, find or for and redirect the output to the printer port or to a file example: dir e:\ /s | find "Steve" > listing.txt would create out a text file of all files with the word in the E drive and all subdirectories b) You could copy all the files you've found into a temp directory and print the contents of that .. for example: dir C:\temp-folder\ > listing.txt |
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