Showing posts with label fileslist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fileslist. Show all posts

Thursday, October 22, 2009

FileList Version 1.0 Release

I mentioned in my previous post, I was planning to develop a tool to easily generate a list of files in a folder for further processing. Well, last night I put something together and I am now releasing it to the public.

I am calling is FileList and it is a portable application. Unzip to a folder where you have read/write access. All settings are saved in the application folder.

Some features:
  • Unicode support for multilingual use
  • Drag and drop support, you can drop folders/files to the application and it will list the files of the folder
  • Command line argument supported (for right click event in explorer)
  • Settings to change font and customize output

Screenshots:









Original Location

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Some disclaimers (just to make things clear)
You are free to use this application for personal, business or any other use. The application is provided as is and use it at your own risk. The application is not evil and has no ET functionality (call home). I cannot be put responsible for any damages what so ever.By downloading and using this application you confirm this. I have tried to make the application as bug free as possible, however if you encounter any issues, do let me know.
If you would like to distribute this application, please let me know. In no case can you ask any money for this application.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Files list

Today I have been in need of a tool which could easily generate a list of files in a folder which I can easily copy and paste for further editing. Normally I do this by issuing a dir command in the command prompt and redirecting output to a file, etc. This works fine if it is occasional, but if you need to do it on a regular basis (like me in this case), a tool might help.

Searching on the net I have found the "5 Ways to Print Folder and Directory Contents in Windows", which listed some apps, which I tried. None of the application met my criteria (easy to use, small, multilingual, drag and drop), so I have decided to create my own app which I will share soon.

If you have any suggestions on a file lister tool, please let me know.