Probably, You want to print a list of files and (sub) folders contained
in a folder. By default, Windows does not provide facilities for it.
With the trick below, you can create a context menu on a folder. So you
can create a list of files and folders in the form of text files.
1. Create a batch file. Type the following text using Notepad.
dir/a/-p/o:gen>filelist.txt
2. Save the batch file in C:\Windows\. For example filelist.bat.
3. Creating an action for the contect menu.
Open Windows Explorer and choose Tools - Folder Options - File Types tab - select Folder - click the Advanced button - click the New button. Then write a list of files. Then click the OK button.
4. If the steps are done correctly then the Action you just will seem contrived.
5. Now right click on any folder, it will display the menu "File List" which You has just created.
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1. Create a batch file. Type the following text using Notepad.
dir/a/-p/o:gen>filelist.txt
2. Save the batch file in C:\Windows\. For example filelist.bat.
3. Creating an action for the contect menu.
Open Windows Explorer and choose Tools - Folder Options - File Types tab - select Folder - click the Advanced button - click the New button. Then write a list of files. Then click the OK button.
4. If the steps are done correctly then the Action you just will seem contrived.
5. Now right click on any folder, it will display the menu "File List" which You has just created.
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