Create a "bat" file:
Now, here's how to create the "bat" file.
Open Notepad.
Type in the following lines exactly like I have them. (or copy/paste)
To create a list .txt file, copy this line:
dir %1 > C:\list.txt: cls
and save as: textdir.bat
*Note*
You can edit the line above to save to any other folder you wish. I created a "C:\Temp" folder for all my temporary files, so my "bat" file is:
dir %1 > C:\Temp\list.txt: cls
You can edit the line above to save to any other folder you wish. I created a "C:\Temp" folder for all my temporary files, so my "bat" file is:
dir %1 > C:\Temp\list.txt: cls
To create a print list, copy this line:
dir %1 > lpt1: cls
and save as: printdir.bat
Put these two files in "C:\Documents and Settings\
* Note*
The "SendTo" folder is hidden by default. To view it, simply open "Windows Explorer", and click on "Tools" and choose "Folder Options".
Click on "View" tab, and scroll down under the "Hidden files and folders" line.
Click on "Show hidden files and folders", and then click "OK" at the bottom.
The "SendTo" folder is hidden by default. To view it, simply open "Windows Explorer", and click on "Tools" and choose "Folder Options".
Click on "View" tab, and scroll down under the "Hidden files and folders" line.
Click on "Show hidden files and folders", and then click "OK" at the bottom.
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