China DOS Union

ftp://xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (10 folders, 0 files, 0 bytes, 6.77 GB in total.)
+---++++===== Games====== ++++ (1 folders, 0 files, 0 bytes, 1.28 GB in total.)
| +---08.14.03.Dream.Girls.Mahjongg.7.Wet.Paradise.Chinese.BiG5-cATiSO (2 folders, 3 files, 654.64 KB, 1.28 GB in total.)
| +---CD1 (0 folders, 52 files, 706.56 MB, 706.56 MB in total.)
| +---CD2 (0 folders, 44 files, 600.50 MB, 600.50 MB in total.)
+---++++===== OtherS=======++++ (1 folders, 0 files, 0 bytes, 1.48 MB in total.)
| +---jsp (0 folders, 2 files, 1.48 MB, 1.48 MB in total.)
+---++++======APPz======++++ (5 folders, 0 files, 0 bytes, 365.77 MB in total.)
| +---Babylon Pro v4.0.3.16 by itjohn (0 folders, 1 files, 3.71 MB, 3.71 MB in total.)
| +---by xxxxxx (1 folders, 2 files, 4.45 MB, 289.42 MB in total.)
| | +---10.08.03.Symantec.pcAnywhere.V11.CHT-CaLiY (0 folders, 2 files, 284.97 MB, 284.97 MB in total.)
| +---PartitionMagic v8.02 Retail (0 folders, 1 files, 59.42 MB, 59.42 MB in total.)
| +---software by xxxxxx (0 folders, 3 files, 9.75 MB, 9.75 MB in total.)
| +---software by xxxxxx (0 folders, 1 files, 3.47 MB, 3.47 MB in total.)
+---++++======MOvIe_&_MuLTImEdIA=======+++++ (5 folders, 0 files, 0 bytes, 3.57 GB in total.)
| +---08.08.03.Johnny.English.DVDRip.XviD-DMT (2 folders, 52 files, 703.93 MB, 705.12 MB in total.)
| | +---BYxxxx(0 folders, 0 files, 0 bytes, 0 bytes in total.)
| | +---Subs (0 folders, 3 files, 1.18 MB, 1.18 MB in total.)
| +---199movie (0 folders, 12 files, 149.71 MB, 149.71 MB in total.)
| +---by xxxxx (0 folders, 0 files, 0 bytes, 0 bytes in total.)
| +---by xxxxxx (0 folders, 0 files, 0 bytes, 0 bytes in total.)
| +---BYxxxxxx_TAM_and_Hacken (4 folders, 0 files, 0 bytes, 2.74 GB in total.)




Can this be done with DOS? Or with software?
DOS has the tree function, but it can't show file sizes!

Can't anyone help me??

What do you mean?

What I mean is I want to use DOS to list file names and sizes! I don't know if it can be done

the tree function can only list file names, and can't display sizes
tree /f "xxxxxx" > xx.txt

Use 4DOS as the shell, and use the DIR/S/P command, where S is subdirectories, and P is pause.