Advanced Directory Printer is a Windows based application designed to print or export a list of directories, sudirectories and files.Information fields include file name, type, extension, size, creation time/date,last access date, last write time/date and file attributes -- and you can choose which fields to print or export.Advanced Directory Printer allows you to sort the list of directories, ectories and files.

APrintDirect lets you to print or save a customizable listing of the contents for any folder on your computer. Set numerous filters specifying which files you would like included or excluded. The processing of subfolders is also one of many features. Export HTML, delimited or PDF files. Are you still uncertain if you want to include this fabulous tool in your set of utility applications? Download APrintDirect today and try it free for 30 days.

The program prints directory, CD or DVD listings or saves them as HTML, XML or CSV. It adds itself to the Windows Explorer context menu and allows printing with 3 clicks. Easy to use. Fully customizable. Report folder sizes and disk quotas.

Is your data CD/DVD backup library getting out of control? PrintDisc Pro will automatically print all the folders and files contained on your data discs.
PrintDisc Pro also enters every file into a searchable Microsoft Access data base file. You can then search this data base by file name, disc name, folder name, or file date.
Start up PrintDisc Pro and insert a data CD/DVD. Print dialog appears, files are stored in DB, then disc ejects.

Using Windows Explorer, printing a list of files is hard work. In fact, it's almost impossible. PrintFolder Pro is a fast and efficient utility that lets you print a list of files in any folder (and in its subfolders, too, if you wish). Beyond being extremely easy to use, you can customize file lists to fit your own preferences. List filenames only, or include file size, date, time, attributes, and more.

With this program you can print a file-listing or a tree-like structure from any folder on your hard drive or a shared directory on the network. You can sort the listing by anything you want, apply filters, ... Anything you could with the old DOS-command "dir >prn", and even more. It will integrate with the Windows Explorer, so all you have to do is right-click on a directory, select Print Directory and you're on your way !

YourDir is used to print windows directories or folders
It can also create Jpeg file of a Windows directory.
Its a handy freeware utility.
It needs Microsoft .Net Framework 1.1

Print directory structures easily, you can customize file lists to fit your own preferences. List filenames only, or include file size, date, time, path, extension, attributes, created date and time, accessed date, time and MP3 ID3 tags. You can format your output as text, HTML or RTF files.

Complete file and disk management, monitoring and reporting award wining software solution. Effective Windows Explorer replacement. Allows Manage and monitor the disk space on your network computers and servers.

Features Summary:
Directory Size Viewer
Share Names Viewer
Owners Viewer
Advanced Search
Directory Printer (Directory Report)
Favorite folders engine
Quick Start Programs Bar
Directory Size Pie Chart
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PrintMaestro - for print the folders tree and folders content easily. Print and export your folders context to pdf or html files. With Print Maestro you can navigate the hard disk and print or export the list of files to various formats... all done by an intuitive, graphical, view and click interface. We do create examples on demand! Do not hesitate to contact us if you want to use our component for the tasks that do not have examples yet.

Unique Explorer style software reports sizes and numbers of folders, files and file types. It can also help you find files not used in many days and can produce a nice printout of the folder contents. ShowSize is the next generation software that can process terabytes of disk space and millions of files. An Explorer style interface gives detailed reports on the Folder Sizes and wasted space in partial clusters.