Q: Show subfolders only with Total Commander? I have a directory that looks like this
Folder01 
    Subfolder 1 
        File1 
        File2 
        File3 
    Subfolder 2 
        File1 
        File2 
    Subfolder 3 
        File1 
        File2 
        File3 
Folder02 
    Subfolder 1 
        File1 
        File2 
        File3 
    Subfolder 2 
        File1 
        File2 
    Subfolder 3 
        File1 
        File2 
        File3 
Folder03 
    Subfolder 1 
        File1 
        File2 
        File3 
    Subfolder 2 
        File1 
        File2 
    Subfolder 3 
        File1 
        File2 
        File3

I want to show only a list of subfolders only of every parent folders in Total Commander. How can I do this?

A: In case you have the folders in a root of your drive for instance in C:\ and expected result
in panel within Total commander like this one
    "c:\Folder01\Subfolder 1"
    "c:\Folder01\Subfolder 2"
    "c:\Folder01\Subfolder 3"
    "c:\Folder02\Subfolder 1"
    "c:\Folder02\Subfolder 2"
    .
    .

but excluded lines like this
    "c:\Folder01"
    "c:\Folder02"
    "c:\Folder03"



*

*go for file find (Alt-F7)

*put * into the "Search for:" field on tab General 

*use "tc" plugin on the Plugin tab for two conditions

*"tc", "folder(atribut)", "=", "yes"

*"tc", "Path", "Reg. exp.", "^(.\){2}.$" 


number 2 in item 5. represents the count of \ (backslash) in the path
In such a case your folders are deeper add 1 for every level (backslash) within your path 
