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alex116

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TREE Command
« on: June 29, 2006, 01:20:26 AM »
What I want to do is use the tree command in MS-DOS to make a txt or whatever file with the results of the tree command. I mean I want to make a file that contains the directories' and files' names in a specified directory/drive. If there is another command other than TREE, I am open to suggestions....something else : I would like to make a txt file with the tasks/apps/services/processes that are being ran at a certain moment by XP....but make it with MS-DOS .... nobody could tell me how to do that...:( http://www.stefysoft.com
« Last Edit: June 29, 2006, 01:32:50 AM by alex116 »

ghostdog74



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    Re: TREE Command
    « Reply #1 on: June 29, 2006, 03:27:32 AM »
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    What I want to do is use the tree command in MS-DOS to make a txt or whatever file with the results of the tree command. I mean I want to make a file that contains the directories' and files' names in a specified directory/drive. If there is another command other than TREE, I am open to suggestions....something else : I would like to make a txt file with the tasks/apps/services/processes that are being ran at a certain moment by XP....but make it with MS-DOS .... nobody could tell me how to do that...:( http://www.stefysoft.com

    tree graphically displays your folders, is that what you want. ?
    you can use dir /S . Check out the dir command help . dir /?
    for listing out tasks/process, can try tasklist. Type tasklist /? and see what it offers you.
    to "make a txt file", just do an output redirection ,  eg tasklist >> output.txt

    alex116

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    Re: TREE Command
    « Reply #2 on: June 29, 2006, 12:22:11 PM »
    I've found what I wanted ghostdog74 ...thanks... :P