listing files

[j8choi]

Hi im running windows 2000. Is there anyway to go into Dos or any program that would list every single file, directory and sub-directory along with the date? Thanks

[OC]

At a command prompt, use this command: dir /s /tc

You can pipe the output to a file with this:

dir /s /tc > c:\dirlisting.txt

hth

-OC

[NuTs62]

what does the /tc do? Doing it without the /tc and piping it into a file works the same. :)

[Jcranmer]

Originally posted by NuTs62
what does the /tc do? Doing it without the /tc and piping it into a file works the same. :)

/T Controls which time field displayed or used for sorting timefield

C Creation
A Last Access
W Last Written

[Booyamos]

I use a program here at work called Showsize. It is not free though, but it lets you see all the files, how big they are etc. It is good for finding where you are wasting space

[Joshua]

You can do the same thing by clicking Search in Windows Explorer, choosing to search by Size and choosing all files greater than (enter size) 50mg for example...


...and it's free!


Originally posted by Kacarp
I use a program here at work called Showsize. It is not free though, but it lets you see all the files, how big they are etc. It is good for finding where you are wasting space