Printing the tree structure in windows - how?
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Printing the tree structure in windows - how?
My boss is asking about how to get a print out of our servers tree structure for an impending spring clean and has been complaining that the old DOS method he used to use no longer works.
Is there a way to do this from inside Windows (2000, XP or Vista) or are there any freeware apps that can do this?
thanks in advance.
Is there a way to do this from inside Windows (2000, XP or Vista) or are there any freeware apps that can do this?
thanks in advance.
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My knowledge of DOS is a tad rusty.
I can't change the directory to look at a network drive - any way to print the tree structure from windows?
I can't change the directory to look at a network drive - any way to print the tree structure from windows?
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Path in the dir command can include \\servername\sharename so will allow the tree to be captured for any network share you have access to.
Add '> logfile' to capture the data to a file
Add '> logfile' to capture the data to a file
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Agreed - Treesize is v.useful and quickly shows up where huuuge files may be hiding...
JAM Software - TreeSize Professional - Hard Disk Space Manager that shows folder size and many more statistics
JAM Software - TreeSize Professional - Hard Disk Space Manager that shows folder size and many more statistics
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Treesize does seem to do the trick - not figured out how to get the whole expanded directory to print out yet but can see it on screen.
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Treesize is a very powerful tool, I used to run nightly scans, export as xml, have it compare the previous night, week and month and mail the management with a report to let let them know where the disk space was going. All automatic.
But for just getting a tree, I stand by tree or dir!
But for just getting a tree, I stand by tree or dir!
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