3040_3744@uwovax.uwo.ca (02/06/90)
How do you print more than 1 directory on an SE. What I mean is can you do
a print screen of the desktop so that more than one directory CAN BE PRINTED
out. (Hard copy of the screen)????????--
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In article <4904.25cdb25d@uwovax.uwo.ca> 3040_3744@uwovax.uwo.ca writes: > >What I mean is can you do >a print screen of the desktop so that more than one directory CAN BE PRINTED >out. (Hard copy of the screen)????????-- >---- if I am reading this correctly, you want to arrange the desktop so that you can see several directories, then print the resulting collage of windows. Pressing Command-Shift-4 will do this to a direct-connect ImageWriter. The Caps lock key controls whether or not all windows print, but I can't recall just now which way. If the key is up/down, just the active window will print, while if the key is in the opposite position, the entire screen will print. However, if you want output like this: MyHardDisk Desktop Filename Folder1 Filename1 Filename2 Filename3 Folder2 Filename1 Filename2 Filename3 . . . I'm afraid you'll have to use a utility such as Disk Ranger, Retrospect, or the like. <chaz> -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Chaz Larson - clarson@ux.acs.umn.edu "Hey, I'm no Jack Kennedy..." - Flaming Carrot ----------------------------------------------------------------------