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dcwul62

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Re: List all subfolders on multiple drives to text of csv
« Reply #25 on: September 02, 2013, 07:14 AM »

later . . .

Matter solved: added root folders to library.
I can now generate a print from all folders using the library.
Have to confess, did not think of this before as I have never been using the library sofar.

For me the matter is solved.

To everybody: thank you all for thinking along with me!

@krksoft : maybe the issue I submitted in my earlier post, might help to further improve your program?
(if -of course- it is something that cannot be yet solved by the program already)

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Re: List all subfolders on multiple drives to text of csv
« Reply #26 on: September 02, 2013, 02:31 PM »
Matter solved[/b]: added root folders to library.
I can now generate a print from all folders using the library.
Have to confess, did not think of this before as I have never been using the library sofar.

is that with directory opus? (I presume, but thought it better to check!)
Tom

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Re: List all subfolders on multiple drives to text of csv
« Reply #27 on: September 02, 2013, 03:50 PM »
@dcwul62
The option you were looking for is on the "Behavior" page: "Limit display level".
This way you can count the size of all subfolders, but show only the parent ones (up to the level specified).
/Leszek

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Re: List all subfolders on multiple drives to text of csv
« Reply #28 on: September 03, 2013, 06:50 AM »
@tomos,

yes Sir! Directory Opus alright... :)

This is by far ... the best Windows Explorer replacement with an unbelievably lot of features and a very active forum.
It isn't cheap but worth every cent.
(No, I donot have shares, just a very enthousiastic user)

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