How to print a folder file list from Windows Explorer

Windows does not have a built in way to print the names of the files in a folder. A file list can be made by using the MS-DOS command window and redirecting the dir command to a file or making a batch file, which you save into the folder you want to list. A problem with listing folder files using these methods is that limited information is produced - file name, date created and file size.

Windows Explorer lists many file properties. To print these folder file names and properties, you need a utility that lists those properties also. Our product, DDFileCatcher, can make the same file lists saved to a disk file as the MS-DOS method, but with over 290 file properties to choose from.

To print the file names and a choice of file properties, you also need a way of formatting the output. DDFileCatcher saves the list of files in a folder, several folders, or a complete drive in Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel to print the file list using all the formatting facilities of those applications.

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Warning: DDFileCatcher does not print folder file lists. It puts the file lists in disk files, Microsoft Word, Excel, Google Spreadsheets, and other applications so you can print the file list how you want.