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DirPrint 3.0

With DirPrint, you can print a directory's content from within the Windows Explorer.

To print a directory, open the Windows Explorer, right-click on a drive or a directory and select Print Directory.

For more help: click here.

To uninstall : open the Control Panel, go to Add/Remove programs, choose DirPrint 3.0 from the list and click Add/Remove.

Written by Wim Heirman.

http://freeusers.digibel.be/~wimh/

wimh@dma.be


How to use DirPrint
DirPrint

For info on an item, click on it !

Main window

Filter options

Printer options

Header / Footer options

Back


This is the directory you're about to print


A filter for the filename. Something like *.*, *.txt, win*.*, dir*print.*, …


Check if you want to print subdirectories


Send the output to a file instead of the printer. You can than choose between "Text file", "Text - tab delimited" (easy if you want to import it in Word) or "HTML file".


Start printing !!


Don't do anything and exit


Open the options-window


Check if you want to print the corresponding item: if you don't need the MS-DOS Name, uncheck the box before it.


Sort order: increasing (A->Z) or decreasing (Z->A)


Select on what item you want to sort


Attributes filter.

E.g. for directory:

Y: show only directories

?: show both directories and normal files

N: show only files


These strings you can use to build your header / footer :

%p	The directory you are printing

%f	The filter you are using (*.*, *.txt, …)

%d	Current date

%t	Current time

%n	Page number


Type here the header for each page


Type here the footer for each page


The font in which the directory list will be printed


Choose another font


Print margins


Page orientation: Portrait or Landscape


Date format: select "dd/mm/yy", "mm/dd/yy" or "yy/mm/dd"