Print file lists from Windows Explorer folders with DDFileCatcher

More file printing features

• Print Windows Explorer files in one folder or thousands of files from multiple folders using complex searches and list them in Microsoft Word or Excel.
• Print file lists in full filepaths or folder/filename format.
• Save file lists to the Clipboard or disk files for importing into databases.
• Drag and drop files from multiple Windows Explorer folders.
• Edit file lists before printing them.
• Some programs need navigation to folders and complex filters to be set. DDFileCatcher uses Windows Explorer - why use anything else? It has all the features you could want and you use it every day.
• DDFileCatcher is a simple and powerful link between programs you already use.

Printing file lists made easy

First - find the files With DDFileCatcher, you use Windows Explorer to find the files and folders, and then just drag & drop them onto DDFileCatcher like picking up eggs and putting them in a basket. That makes DDFileCatcher very flexible and powerful. It can search subfolders and complete drives, and give you over 280 file properties.

Second - print the files DDFileCatcher makes tables of files in Microsoft Excel and Word. All the formatting features of those applications can be used to give you the output format you want. Just put the text cursor where you want the list to appear. DDFileCatcher puts the file properties in separate columns, and recognizes existing tables of file information when adding to them.

In their item "How to Print a Folder Listing in Windows", Microsoft suggest using Print Screen and saving an image of the Windows Explorer window using Microsoft Paint. The problem with this method is that the list can't be manipulated, ie sorted, searched, edited or printed in a different format, for example landscape. File lists made by DDFileCatcher can be printed, searched, put in spreadsheets or databases and printed in any format set with your word processor or other program.