                                    TREE
           Displays all directories and subdirectories on a disk
                               See also <DIR>

It can also list all files in each directory and subdirectory, in a
tree structured diagram.

COMMAND TYPE: External                  VERSION: 2.0 and up

USE: TREE [d:][path] [/F] [/A]

d:  is the drive whose directory paths will be listed.
/F  causes TREE to list the individual files in each directory as
    well as the paths

(DOS 4.x and later)
path sets a starting path for the TREE command, rather than using the root
     directory
/A   tells TREE to use ascii characters instead of the IBM extended
     graphics characters.  This is useful for printing on a printer which
     cannot handle the IBM graphics set.  The older versions of tree
     always used ascii characters only.
