The Start button (which is persistent across tabs) can be used for initiating the directory printing process: wait for it to complete. Tip: DirLister supports drag-and-drop for file selection. Now, head to the Output tab and choose the folder in which the output file should be saved. Use the 'Select folder' button in the Input tab to navigate to the folder that you wish to print. You will only be working with the first 2 of these almost exclusively. There are 4 tabs in DirLister: Input, Output, Log and About. Here's a comparison screenshot to show you what I meant. It had a better interface with a lot more options. I tested it a few months ago and found it to be very different in a good way. I have been using the application since version 1 (still have v 1.0 installed), when it could only save the list in HTML and TXT formats.ĭirLister is now in beta version 2. I'd recommend using DirLister, an open source directory printer.
The resultant text file may be sufficient for most people, but if you have a ton of sub-folders and files you may want something better.
Doing so runs the command dir but instead of echoing it in the command prompt window it redirects the output into the file filename.txt.
