printing directories

[henrybl]

Does anyone know of a way- or software to print the contents of a specific sub-directory without having to manually open, print, close each time?
I have several hundred details, and no hard copy.
Thanks

[Anonymous]

henrybl said the following On 7/28/2006 12:52 PM:
> Does anyone know of a way- or software to print the contents of a specific sub-directory without having to manually open, print, close each time?
> I have several hundred details, and no hard copy.
> Thanks

Do you mean a directory full of DWG files?

Free: DWGLIST.EXE at http://www.dotsoft.com/freestuff.htm

Not-free, but inexpensive with more options:
http://www.dotsoft.com/dwgbrowser.htm

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[Anonymous]

PUBLISH command?

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[Anonymous]

On Fri, 28 Jul 2006 17:52:10 +0000, henrybl wrote:

> Does anyone know of a way- or software to print the contents of a specific sub-directory without having to manually open, print, close each time?
> I have several hundred details, and no hard copy.
> Thanks

karenware?
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/powertools.asp

Directory Printer....is this what you're trying to do?

Bill
--
"I always liked walking south. Feels like walking downhill."

[Anonymous]

Hi Henry,

Here's a nifty freeware utility-- Directory Lister to use:
http://strony.wp.pl/wp/skorczyl/freewarez/index_en.html
It will create html reports and great for checking on folder sizes of
users and projects!

Another cool shareware utility to graphically display folders is--
SizeExplorer:
http://www.sizeexplorer.com/se.htm

And finally check out Karen's Power Tools-- Directory Printer:
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptdirprn.asp

For folder syncing, you might look at these utilities:
http://www.kanastacorp.com/tarylynn.html
http://www.grigsoft.com/wspics.htm

And for Windows File Managers w/ sync ability, check out:
Total Commander-- http://www.ghisler.com/whatsnew.htm
Frigate3 (cool sizer screen!) -- http://www.frigate3.com/index.php
AB Commander-- http://www.winability.com/abcommander/
2xExplorer-- http://www.netez.com/2xExplorer/
Explor2000-- http://www.cmaufroy.com/index.html
Directory Opus6 (wild & nifty interface!)--
http://www.gpsoft.com.au/Intro.html
PowerDesk-- http://www.v-com.com/product/pd_ind.html
Universal Explorer-- http://www.spadixbd.com/universal/index.htm

Ciao!
~Terry

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henrybl wrote:

>Does anyone know of a way- or software to print the contents of a specific sub-directory without having to manually open, print, close each time?
>I have several hundred details, and no hard copy.
>Thanks
>
>

[Anonymous]

On Mon, 14 Aug 2006 02:31:45 +0000, Terry Drewes
wrote:

>Hi Henry,
>
>Here's a nifty freeware utility-- Directory Lister to use:
>http://strony.wp.pl/wp/skorczyl/freewarez/index_en.html

I think the URL is this:
http://home.autocom.pl/mrowka/freeware/df.html


>It will create html reports and great for checking on folder sizes of
>users and projects!

You can also try the "Foldersizes" utility which does much of the same thing:

http://www.foldersizes.com/

Matt
mstachoni@comcast.net
mstachoni@bhhtait.com

[deke01]

Do you want to print a list of what is resides in the directory folder or do you want to print a copy of each file within the directory folder?

[henrybl]

I want to print a copy of each drawing that resides in certain subdirectories.
I have ten subdirectories, each has between 30 and 500 drawing details as individual drawings and want to print a copy of each, without having to open, zoom, and print each one.

[Jan Newell]

You could use multi-batch. I think its $30 a seat, but it will spool through each drawing an plot. Thats not all it will do. You can write scripts for it that will do anything in AutoCAD.

http://www.multi-batch.com Message was edited by: Jan Newell

[cjuliano]

You could look into Acroplot. It isn't free but not too expensive either. It might allow you to do what you want and at the same time create either pdfs or dwfs for viewing purposes.

Just a thought...

[henrybl]

downloaded the trial version, very cool product.
thanks a bunch
Henry