I want to print the file and folder names but not using alt/printscreen
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Use DOS.  open up a command window.  Start>Run  type CMD.\n\ncd yourdirectory...   \n\nthen type DIR this will give you a list of names and directorys.  \n\nright click... select all.  then right click on the dos window pane at the top (this is important).  then select Edit copy.  you can paste the text wherever you want to print.
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Do file print preview.  Make a note of the pages with the bits on you want to print.\n\nThen go to file print and put the page numbers in you want seperated by commas.\n\nI want pages 3, 5 and 7 so would be\n\n3,5,7\n\n\nHappy printing (I hope)
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go up to tools, options\n\nGo to file types, and its in the list there.\n\nIt may be under file options, or tools then options.
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Don't know if this will help, but you can print only the odd or even pages.  See the print dialog box.\n\nYou could probably record a keystroke macro that start from the top of the last odd page, select all text on that page, delete it, skip to the top of the page twice (thus landing at the top of the next odd page), and repeat itself.  Run it on a copy of the file!!!\n\nIf someone around you knows VB, you definitely could get them to write a simple macro.
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I am assuming you are running some recent version of Windows. If that is the case you can do the following\n\nselect the window where the graphical output of your program is\n\npress control-alt-printscreen to capture the window\n\nopen the paint program (start->programs->accessories->paint)\n\ntype control-v (or select edit->paste) to paste the captured window (as an image)\n\nselect file->print in paint to print the image to your printer (which of course should be properly installed)\n\ngood luck
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Why not just go to the "File" menu in you internet browser and click "Print?"  That's the old-fashioned way, I guess...\nwww.jellyfishland.com
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There isn't a straight shortcut for it, but you can use Alt-F to bring up the File menu, then "A" for Save As...\n\nSo: Alt-F, A
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There is no folder location. When you hit ctrl-alt-print screen, the image gets put on the Windows clipboard, ready for pasting into an application.\n\nDo this: Hit cntrl-alt-prnt screen, then open up Word and past it in. You can paste it into other programs too, such as Microsoft Paint, etc.
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use a pipe '>'\n\ni.e.\nc:&#92;>  program.exe > output.txt
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Here's a not so elegant solution:\n\n  Alt+f, w, f\n\nThis only works from the file explorer windows but doens't work from the dialog windows when you're saving files.\n\nTyping Alt+f will open the 'File' menu, then typing 'w' will open the 'New' sub-menu and finally typing 'f' will create the new folder. The folder name is automatically highlighted, so that you can start typing a name for the new folder.
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Looks like it suppose to print properties for a file with the name  you pass as the first arguement\n\nIt appears to be depended on what ls -l <filename> outputs and may not work on all version of Unix.
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Easiest way is to press "Print Screen" and paste it in MS Word or other imging or word processing software.
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in the addres bar for ex: type &#92;&#92;pc name&#92;file path&#92; filename.ext. this will work \n\nif this does not work then you have not yet given proper permissions in the security tab next to folder sharing tab in the properties of the folder. \n\nplease check and correct it
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right-click on the file and select properties.\n\nAt the bottom of the window that comes up uncheck the read-only attribute.
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Delete the spool files and restart the spooler and check. \n\n1.  Stop the spooler:\n   a.  Click Start, Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, then Services. \n   b.  Scroll down the list of services for Print Spooler. \n   c.  Right click Print Spooler and Stop. \n\n2.  Delete the spool files:\n   a.  Click My Computer. \n   b.  Go to C:&#92;WINNT&#92;system32&#92;spool&#92;PRINTERS&#92; . \n   c.  Delete all of the files inside of this folder. \nNOTE: If the spooler is working correctly, this folder should be empty when the computer is not printing. \n\nIt normally deletes these files out of this folder after they have been sent to the printer. Deleting \n\nfiles that are stuck can free up the spooler and allow it to continue normal operation. \n\n3.  Restart the spooler:\n   a. Click Start, Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, then Services \n   b.  Scroll down the list of services for Print Spooler. \n   c.  Right click Print Spooler and Start.
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Microsoft offers a print directory function in the form of a batch file. This will physically print out all files in any given folder on your computer. Depending on your comfort level you can alter the file to print to a text file. Here' is a link to the article from MS (you may need to search for a different article to fit your operating system).
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Select all the cells you want to print\n\nChoose File --> Set print area\n\nThen print