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Typo I meant &nbsp;I tried <br />
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Dir \\servername\*\* and this only worked if I had the drive mapped for example<br />
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Typo I meant  I tried

Dir \\servername\*\* and this only worked if I had the drive mapped for example



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You are the man this works like a Charm, many thanks.
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You are the man this works like a Charm, many thanks.

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Is there a way in Powershell to control the level of directories that are displayed and also display the full path at the sametime. For example I have a directories thats over 6 levels deep but I am only interested in displaying the first 3 . I have tried this command &nbsp;<br />
dir \\servername\share\home\*.<wbr />* &nbsp;| ft fullname, name<br />
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The problem with this command that it does not work unless I map the drive and cannot figure out how to display that full path. We have a lot of these that I need to run so mapping a drive is really something I am trying to avoid. Any help would be appreciative and thanks.
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Is there a way in Powershell to control the level of directories that are displayed and also display the full path at the sametime. For example I have a directories thats over 6 levels deep but I am only interested in displaying the first 3 . I have tried this command  
dir \\servername\share\home\*.*  | ft fullname, name

The problem with this command that it does not work unless I map the drive and cannot figure out how to display that full path. We have a lot of these that I need to run so mapping a drive is really something I am trying to avoid. Any help would be appreciative and thanks.

displaying directories

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