PDir, a very useful command that I almost couldn't live without, has, of course, options for file and directory names in any of several formats (SFN path, LFN path, etc.). But what it doesn't have, as far as I can tell, is an option to display for a directory symbolic link or junction the directory that that symbolic link or junction is pointing to, and that would be real handy for my current purposes, so much so that I am strongly considering other ways that I can get that information (batch files, executable programs, etc.) because I really need it, so much so that I can not achieve the goal that I am trying to achieve without that information. I have no strong opinion on whether directory symbolic links and junctions would be selected for output/displayed in different ways or one field option displaying both without distinction, with possibly yet another option to tell you whether it is a symbolic link or junction because I don't see any real, substantial reason, why it would matter. (And because my eyesight is bad and it's there and I am just not seeing it, I apologize and please reply with the information on how to get that data.)