Make file lists in Microsoft Excel, Word, the Clipboard and Disk Files using DDFileCatcher

• Copy a list of filenames to text in the Clipboard or to a text file.
• Copying filenames to the Clipboard or a text file is done with the click of a button
• Put a list of file names in Microsoft Word. Put filepaths in a Word table
• Put a list of file names in Microsoft Excel
• Allows you to drop files onto DDFileCatcher and convert files to file paths
• DDFileCatcher could be called a file list utility, a file listing utility, a file list program, or a file listing program
• You can use DDFileCatcher to put in the Clipboard all files in a Windows folder as text
• DDFileCatcher can extract filenames from full filepaths and list them under the folders they are in
• List the results of file searches, list the files in a folder. List over 280 file properties for the files
• Enter the absolute file path of a file or files in applications such as programming environments, setup programs, Windows dialogs, such as the "Start Menu Run" command

Drag files from a folder or file search in Windows Explorer onto DDFileCatcher. Here, files in a Windows Explorer folder have been dragged and dropped on to DDFileCatcher. There are now several options: copy the file list to the Clipboard, save the file list to a text file, if launched from Microsoft Word or Excel, put the file list in a table in Word or Excel.

DDFileCatcher is a file listing utility used to make file lists from files in Windows Explorer. It can communicate with Microsoft Word or Excel and put the file paths in a Word table or Excel spreadsheet. As a stand-alone program, the file paths can be put in the Clipboard and pasted anywhere you need them, or saved to a disk file with a choice of several formats. Select files in a folder and drag and drop or paste them onto DDFileCatcher.