Get to know Directory List & Print - a utility that will allow you to scan both individual folders and disks and save the scan results to various types of files, from web pages, Word documents and others, to simply printing on a printer or printing to a separate file (if you have a virtual PDF printer, for example)



The program consists of one executable file (I came across it while browsing folders on the 0day FTP "bay" and is quite easy to use: just launch it, select the folder/disk to scan and that's it.





Before scanning, you can fine-tune its parameters on the 2nd tab (2. Selection), if you want, for example, that the web page with the results also has "clickable" links, it's not difficult, just check the "Include path in file name" box in the parameters. I can also advise you to uncheck the last box on the Setup tab - this is so that the program does not start scanning automatically, it can be useful when scanning folders with a large number of files. In addition, on this same tab, you can turn on/off the display of the Open in Directory List + Print item in the context menu of all folders - it can be useful so as not to launch the program itself for scanning (you will need to run it as an administrator).



The program also supports (when outputting scan results) additional information about files:

Documents

•pdf, doc, docx, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx, exe, dll (Title)

•pdf, doc, docx, xlsx, pptx (Extent)

•exe, dll (Version number)

AudioVideoImages

•ogg, ogm, avi, wav, mpeg, mpg, vob, mp4, mpgv, mpv, m1v, m2v, mp2, mp3, asf, wma, wmv, qt, mov, rm, rmvb, ra, ifo, ape, mac, flac, dat, aiff, aifc, au, iff, paf, sd2, irca, w64, mat, pvf, xi, sds, avr, wtv, dvr-ms, mkv, mka, mks, divx, xvid, m2ts, mts, ts, flv (Title, Duration, Format, Sampling rate, Bitrate, Picture size, Frame rate)

•bmp, png, gif, jpg, jpeg, jpeg2000 (jp2, j2k, j2c), jng, jif, jpe, tiff, tif, tga, targa, ico, pcd, pcx, cut, dds, exr, g3, hdr, lbm, koa, mng, pbm, pfm, pgm, pct, pic, pict, ppm, ras, raw, nef, nrw, dng, crw, cr2, sgi, wbmp, xbm, xpm (Format, Image size, Bit depth, Resolution)



Well and, in fact, the parameters for saving the output of the results:

- Print (with printer selection)

- Copy to clipboard

- Open results in notepad

- Save in one of the office formats (Word, Excel, xml, csv, txt)

- Web page (if configured accordingly - with "clickable" links to folders/files)