Two ways to set up Win7 add a print directory

　　Just a little change in the Windows7 operating system can make the print job easier, and it takes a bit of time to do this, but if you're constantly printing files, you'll find the benefits much better.

　Here are two different options to help you do this:

　　Method One provides a solution for printing all the file directories of a folder at once, and method Two is a more permanent feature that adds an option directly to the right mouse menu to perform this operation.

Let's start by looking at how the first method operates.

The first thing you need to do is open the command prompt manager and navigate to the folder or absolute path of the file directory you want to list, and then execute the following command:dir> Contents.txt, you will see a new name in the file directory folder named " Contexts.txt "file, open this file at this time and click to print, it is so simple.

Let's talk about the second method, which is a little more complicated.

First we need to create a printdir.bat file. Create a new Notepad to open, and then paste the following content in.

@echo off

Dir%1/-p/o:gn > "%temp%\listing"

start/w notepad/p "%temp%\listing"

Del "%temp%\listing"

Exit

Then save the file as a text file named "Printdir.bat", save the file to the Windows System installation directory C:\Windows, to do this you must ensure that you have administrator privileges at this time, or you may not be able to access the Windows installation directory.

Next, open the Run window in the Windows7 Start menu and enter "%appdata%\microsoft\windows\sendto" to hit enter. At this point you can open the folder click the right mouse button to create a new shortcut, enter "%windir%\printdir.bat" as the location of the project. Click Next to enter "Print Directory Listing" to name the shortcut.

When you're done, now you want to print a directory of folders just right-click and select "Send To" and select "Print directory List" to get it done!