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From: djo7613@blake.acs.washington.edu (Dick O'Connor)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: "Tree" listing files and sizes
Keywords: Directories, tree-lists, file sizes
Message-ID: <2142@blake.acs.washington.edu>
Date: 23 May 89 19:48:30 GMT
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Organization: Univ of Washington, Seattle
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This *has* to be simple, but the solution eludes me...

It's time to clean up the old hard disk, which is up to 97 subdirectories
and around 1700 files (2/3 of a 30 MB HD is full already??).  Since two of
us share this device, we need to have a sitdown to plan removal of unused
items.  All I want is a simple way to list the file name and size of every
file in every subdirectory on the device.  Dates/times would also be nice,
but not critical.

None of my DOS "Tricks" books cover this.  The TREE command won't list
file size.  The only approach I can think of is to use TREE without the
file names, then edit the output to generate a list of all of the sub-
directories, which I could then feed to DIR recursively somehow and
redirect the output to a file for later printing.  Isn't there a simpler
way?  

"Moby" Dick O'Connor
Washington Department of Fisheries
Olympia, Washington  98504
Internet Mail: djo7613@blake.acs.washington.edu
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