Print a list of the contents of any folder without installing any 3rd-party software

By | July 9, 2014

Right-click any folder and print a list of its contents without installing any 3rd-party software

How nice would it be if you could simply right-click any folder and be able to print a list of all the files and folders inside it? It would be so nice that Microsoft realizes how nice it would be if you could do that. So Microsoft has a little “Fix-it” for you that will add “Print Directory Listing” to your right-click menu. After you install the “Fix it” you’ll be able to print a directory listing for any folder on your computer, without having to use any 3rd-party programs.

It’s nice when Microsoft realizes they’ve left a feature out of Windows that would be very useful for many Windows users – and they “Fix it” for you.

To get your “fix” and/or to read more about adding a Print Directory Listing to your right-click menu visit this page.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321379

After you install the “fix” – the fix is in. You’ll have Print Directory Listing in your right-click menu when you right-click any folder.

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Above you can see “Print Directory Listing” in Windows right-click menu.

4 thoughts on “Print a list of the contents of any folder without installing any 3rd-party software”

  1. Lorraine

    Thank you, thank you! I had this some time back when you first told us about this great feature. Then my old computer died, and I lost the info on how to do this. I have just ‘fixed’ my new computer, and am so glad to have this option again! You two do a great job of looking out for all of us, and we appreciate it!!

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  2. Robyn

    After clicking on the link, I was told that this does not apply to Windows 8.1. Appreciate all the great work you do.

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  3. Sondra Vannice

    I was disappointed to learn that this “Fix It” does not apply to my Windows 8.1 operating system. 🙁 Does Windows 8 simply not offer this wonderful little feature to us folks using Windows 8 or is there some setting I need to change so that I can add it to my right-click options? Thanks so much for all your wonderful tips and tricks! You make using my computer so much easier and so much more fun! God bless you folks!

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    1. infoave Post author

      Last week, in InfoAve newsletters we covered Windows 8x too.

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