[sheilak]

I have written 75 letters and they are in a Folder. I want to print out, not
each full letter, but just the page in the folder that lists all the letters
so I can show someone --just the names and desriptions and dates of all the
letters, not what is in each letter. I want to end up with just the one
printed page of the contents of the Folder.
Is that possible to do?

I am using Microsoft Office 2003 for a PC.

[Lene Fredborg]

If the file names of the documents hold the information you need, you will
find a macro the does what you want he
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MacrosVBA/InsertFileNames.htm

When you want to create the list, first create a new document and make sure
it is the active document. Then run the macro. The macro first opens a €œCopy€�
dialog box in which you must select the folder that holds the documents. The
file names from the selected folder will then be inserted at the end of the
active document.

If you need help on installing a macro, see:
http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm

--
Regards
Lene Fredborg
DocTools - Denmark
www.thedoctools.com
Document automation - add-ins, macros and templates for Microsoft Word


"sheilak" wrote:

I have written 75 letters and they are in a Folder. I want to print out, not
each full letter, but just the page in the folder that lists all the letters
so I can show someone --just the names and desriptions and dates of all the
letters, not what is in each letter. I want to end up with just the one
printed page of the contents of the Folder.
Is that possible to do?

I am using Microsoft Office 2003 for a PC.

[Don]

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:

I have written 75 letters and they are in a Folder. I want to print
out, not each full letter, but just the page in the folder that lists
all the letters so I can show someone --just the names and desriptions
and dates of all the letters, not what is in each letter. I want to
end up with just the one printed page of the contents of the Folder.
Is that possible to do?

I am using Microsoft Office 2003 for a PC.

Open the Command Prompt and naviagte to that folder and do "DIR".
Should you desire a Print? DIR PRN
To copy and paste the text?
At the top of the Command Prompt box,
right click and select EDIT,
then, select ALL,
Then right click and select copy,
Past into what ever software you desire.

There are many freeware utilities that do this as well, two of which are
named:
"PrintFolders"
"Directory Printer"

[StevenM[_2_]]

"sheilak" wrote: ... just the names and desriptions and dates of all the
letters, not what is in each letter ...

Where is that information located? Is is part of the title of the file? Or
is it inside the document?

-Steven Craig Miller

[JoAnn Paules]

I found that an Excel add-in has this capability. That's just frosting
flowers on the cake too. If you are want to try it, check out ASAP
Utilities, http://www.asap-utilities.com/. (It's made several of my Excel
tasks much easier.)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"sheilak" wrote in message
...
I have written 75 letters and they are in a Folder. I want to print out,
not
each full letter, but just the page in the folder that lists all the
letters
so I can show someone --just the names and desriptions and dates of all
the
letters, not what is in each letter. I want to end up with just the one
printed page of the contents of the Folder.
Is that possible to do?

I am using Microsoft Office 2003 for a PC.

[Graham Mayor]

The printfolders utility you can download from my web site will do this. The
amount of data printed is user configurable.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



sheilak wrote:
I have written 75 letters and they are in a Folder. I want to print
out, not each full letter, but just the page in the folder that lists
all the letters so I can show someone --just the names and
desriptions and dates of all the letters, not what is in each letter.
I want to end up with just the one printed page of the contents of
the Folder.
Is that possible to do?

I am using Microsoft Office 2003 for a PC.