Print directories or files?

D

DaveH

Thanks in advance.

I know that it has been discussed in the past but I couldn't find it. I am
looking for a program that will allow me to print a list of my directories
or files that are in the directories.

Dave H.
 
H

hummingbird

On Wed, 11 Jan 2006 22:52:43 GMT, "DaveH" <[email protected](axe
the x's)>
mysteriously appeared thru the usenet mist to inform us thus...
Thanks in advance.

I know that it has been discussed in the past but I couldn't find it. I am
looking for a program that will allow me to print a list of my directories
or files that are in the directories.

I've used 'rjhExtensions' for several years: www.rjhsoftware.com
It's basically a DLL which manages some additional context menu
functions. From their documentation:

rjhExtensions is a simple utility that will add a number of
useful functions to the context menu of Windows Explorer.
The utility consists of the extensions and an organizer that
allows you to control the placement of the extensions.

rjhExtensions:
Path to clipboard:
Copies the path of the selected folder or file to the
clipboard.

Shred File(s):
Overwrites and then deletes the selected file or files.
WARNING: Shredded files cannot be recovered.

Rename Files:
The Rename Files extension allows you to quickly and
easily rename multiple files in multiple folders.

Encrypt File:
The Encrypt/Decrypt extension allows you to easily
encrypt and then decrypt any file using a modified
version of the powerful Blowfish encryption algorithm.

Duplicate File(s):
Creates a copy of the selected file or files in the
same directory. The duplicate files will maintain the
properties of the original.

Copy directory list to file:
Creates a file named "dir.txt" in the selected directory
which contains a list of all files, their dates and sizes,
in the selected directory.

Print directory list:
Sends a list of all files, their dates and sizes, in the
selected directory to the default printer.

rjhExtensions Organizer
The organizer is a small application that allows you to
select which extensions will appear on the context menu,
whether the extension will be on the main context menu or
a submenu and the order in which the extensions will appear
on the menu.
 
E

Ed

DaveH said:
Thanks in advance.

I know that it has been discussed in the past but I couldn't find it. I am
looking for a program that will allow me to print a list of my directories
or files that are in the directories.

Dave H.

I use JR Directory Printer.

The JR Directory Printer utility allows you to print a listing of every
subdirectory and/or file contained within a directory and/or
subdirectory. It supports lowercase/dos style filename, file size in
KB/bytes, attributes, custom file length, etc.

More information at:

http://www.spadixbd.com/freetools/

Ed
 
F

Frank Bohan

DaveH said:
Thanks in advance.

I know that it has been discussed in the past but I couldn't find it. I
am looking for a program that will allow me to print a list of my
directories or files that are in the directories.

Dave H.

Take a look at:

File List Generator http://home.a03.itscom.net/tsuzu/programing/en/ (lots
of options)
RJH Extensions http://www.rjhsoftware.com (does file lists and lots more)

===

Frank Bohan
¶ I thank my lucky stars I'm not superstitious.
 
K

Kamikazee

DaveH napisa³(a):
Thanks in advance.

I know that it has been discussed in the past but I couldn't find it. I am
looking for a program that will allow me to print a list of my directories
or files that are in the directories.
in command line type
dir /b >list.txt
 
J

John Fitzsimons

Thanks in advance.
I know that it has been discussed in the past but I couldn't find it. I am
looking for a program that will allow me to print a list of my directories
or files that are in the directories.

Directory Lister

http://freeware.prv.pl/


Regards, John.

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