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I follow a tool for printing directory contents called Folder printer
Find Here : http://www.print-directory.com
Thank you very much. Meanwhile, I found the software " WindowsTree ".
URL: http://jack.r.free.fr/index.php?lng=en&page=windowstree

But anyway, I will shortly be looking at the one you ...

I found a command line to get a tree, written in a file :

For instance, for J:So I guess it should not be very difficult to insert such a function in FreeCommander ... Is it a dream?

joby_toss wrote:Only file/folder names.

That's unfortunate!

H.Seldon wrote:'Everything' at voidtools.com.

Great! I am excited to try this software.

Is it able to search words or sentences within file? It would be the ultimate!

Sorry, Piteur. I was answering the original poster 'hiphutch', who wanted a listing of the folder structure only (no files). If you want files too, just remove '/ad' from the command. Then it will list everything on your hard drive (and probably take a very long time).
Many thanks.
I'm really ...

dir /ad /s /b > "%userprofile%\desktop\folder_tree.txt"
Thank you for your explanations. I thought the quotes, and I tried. But the problem was the same: the path was not found.
But I found why: XP is in French , so that "desktop" is called 'bureau'! It's so stupid! :oops:
However, I see no tree ...

H.Seldon wrote:c:
cd \
dir /ad /s /b > %userprofile%\desktop\folder_tree.txt

Thanks, but path is not found !

Hello!
It seems it's not possible to print tree of folders, sub-folders and files ; doesn't it ?
Thanks for answering.
Best regards.

I use OpenOffice. I noticed that FreeCommander is able, when the display of properties is asked, to display the keywords of a "odt" file, for example.
FreeCommander, when you search something, includes the keywords of "odt" files.

But can you make a search ONLY ON the keywords file "odt"?

Thanks ...