Print Directory prints directory contents, CD and DVD
listings or saves them as an HTML or RTF files, which you can send
by email or publish to the web, you can customize lists to fit your
own preferences. List filenames only, or include file size, date,
time, path, extension, attributes, created date/time, accessed
date/time and MP3 ID3 tags.
User has a total control over output: you can specify what columns
will be printed. Program comes with a comprehensive file filter: by
name, by date, by size. You can select the level of the recursive
folder processing ranging from no recursion to the infinite one.
Also you can order output by file name, size or modification date in
ascending or descending order. User can fully control the look:
colors and fonts of the output, plus some other adjustable options.
Print Directory can show recursive folder sizes, as well as
real disk space occupied, and hence system administrators can use
the program as a disk usage tool.
Benefits
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This handy application searches your computer's directories and creates a highly customizable list of files or folders. Print Directory's standard gray-box interface is easily comprehensible for all levels of users, with clearly labeled buttons and simple radio buttons to define your search parameters and choose the information you want to include in the results. You can create and save scan jobs, with options to exclude or include certain file types or apply other filters. File lists can be saved in HTML, text, and rich text formats, but we were happy to find you also can print lists directly from the program. Lists can include detailed file information, including full path, size, and date, and can be sorted in several ways. The biggest drawback is a trial restriction that limits demo lists to five files per folder. Any user who wants an easy way to print and save file and folder information will appreciate this flexible program.
Try Print Directory today, and you will be amazed by all those features which other similar programs missed.