how to print all the files from a folder in java?
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First you will need to create a reference to that folder.\n\nFile directory=new File("name");\n\nthen use  the listFiles() method of file to get a list of files in that folder. This will include folders too.So when printing you may want to check whether it is Folder by isDirectory() method.\n\nFile[] list=directory.listFiles();\n\nfor(File member: list)\n{\nif(!member.isDirectory)\nSystem.out.println(member);\n}\n\n\nyou will need to import java.io
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I would say use some file shredder software. Here's one that is free and popular:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Simple-File-Shredder/3000-2092_4-10509929.html?tag=lst-0-2
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You can open a cmd (dos) window in the directory you want to list. Type in the command dir>dir.txt.\nThis will "pipe" the output of the dir (directory) to a file called dir.txt.
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I like to print out debug data like this\nResponse.Write("<!--varName : " & varValue & " | FileName : FileName.asp-->")
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You cannot give the following as file/folder names in xp\ncon\nprn
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write them all down on a notepad or on a pc application such as word or notepad
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You can execute the system call of dir and pipe output to a file/string/strings and then do a search or pattern match on that.\n\nRemember u need not make system call, but this following code compiles to sufficient commands in Java class file, and JVM runtime machine will execute that instructions and makes system calls depending on OS and Environment, on behalf of user and returs the results to the hash/buffer/stack area of JVM used by that class-file/code under running. And other important thing is that there is no eazy and free way for pattern match. You might want to write your own patten matching if it were simple patterns.\n\n\nhttp://javaalmanac.com/egs/java.io/GetFiles.html?l=rel\n\n\nFor using Java's Pattern matching, u might want to do this. But for your case of searching executables, just compare last 4 characters and if it matches ".exe" then u r good to go.\n\nhttp://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html
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use winrar \nwin rar can compres files for you and split to littel part if compresd files big \nwinrar is free
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Type the following at the command prompt:\n\nCONTROL PRINTERS
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This will let you see the raw ASCII data of any file.\nJust Right-Click>>Edit As Binary.\n\n[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT&#92; AllFilesystemObjects&#92; shell&#92; Edit As Binary&#92; command]\n@="c:&#92;&#92; windows&#92;&#92; system32&#92;&#92; edit.com /64 /h %1"
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go to file in the top left corner, click print preview
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I dont know how you do in gui\njust go to command prompt\n type\ndir yourdirname > afilename.txt\n\nnow print the file
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you don't need special program, jus select multiple files by pressing ctrl, then left clicking on the files, or boxing them, or the combination of them two, then right click on one of the file, click rename then rename on one of the file, the other files would be renamed as well in the form \nAnyname.txt, Anyname (1).htm, Anyname (2).bmp, Anyname (3).bmp, etc\n\nTips: Press ctrl+a to select all files in a folder
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its not possible.. u need to attach the items on the folder cause the folder itself wont attch...
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It depends on what operating system you are using. If you are using Windows XP, it creates a picture of the file. You can then look at it using Microsoft Document Image Viewer. I don't know if it is the same with other OSes, but it doesn't have anything to do with the printer.
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copy and paste into a file folder
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print them all up and leave them in a stack in the outhouse