>   I haven't tried it but it should work
>providing you are able to write batch files or maybe someone else on the
>list could provide some suggestions.
>
>Write a batch file to print "current" folder from DOS (I'm not too handy at
>this or I could probably come up with something for you)


If you are trying to Print a listing of files and directories that are in a
folder from Explorer......then I wrote this batch file to do this

dir %1/-p/a/o> "%temp%\File List"
notepad/p "%temp%\File List"

to use it .....copy it to the clipboard and paste it into NotePad and save
it as C:\windows\print listing.bat

then make a shortcut to it...select .....right click.....make shortcut
move the shortcut to your C:\windows\sendto    folder

Select the shortcut in c:\windows\sendto and key F2 ........ change the
name to Print List...or whatever name suits you

highlight the shortcut ...right click....select properties.....select the
program Tab...
check the <Close on Exit> box....
under Run: use the spin box to select  <Minimized>
By default it uses the MS DOS icon but you can push the Change Icon button
and select whatever Icon you wish

To use it just highlight a folder in explorer .....right click send
to......select Print List     and the list will be sent to your default
printer.

enjoy
m

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