How can I view a directory as a tree in Windows 7

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Solution 1

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Solution 2

If we would like to view directories and files on the left sidebar and view the text of one selected file on the right sidebar at the same time, some IDEs are good choices, for example, VS code.

WinDirStat can present a directories and files tree as same as TreeSize @Mehper C. Palavuzlar mentioned, too.

I'm wondering if there's a better software that focuses on presenting directories and files on the left sidebar like WinDirStat does and viewing various kinds of file on the right sidebar.

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Pietro

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Updated on September 17, 2022

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Pietro almost 2 years

I would like to view my directories as trees, but not like they are shown on the left tab in Windows Explorer: there you just have the directories shown, while I also want their contents.

Furthermore, the tree you can get in Explorer can just start from the root directory (so it is always huge), while I would like it to start from wherever I want.

Basically I would like what is available in both Linux and MacOS...

Thank you!
- HikeMike over 13 years
  
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