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Filename Lister 2.2 was available as a giveaway on September 1, 2018!
Whether you are preparing to reinstall the operating system or just to rearrange your personal files, the first step you have to take is building an index of all files and folders available on your system, in order to decide which ones to keep and which to disregard. Filename Lister is a very basic application that can do this. It gives you the possibility to choose any drive or directory in order to list all containing files, folders or both. There are also exporting options available, in case you want to not just view the listed items but also save this information to file. Following a fast and speedy setup operation that should not give you any trouble, you're welcomed by a simple window with a plain and simple structure, where you can get started by choosing a drive or directory to scan.
System Requirements:
Windows 10/ 8.1/ 8/ 7/ Vista/ XP
Publisher:
VovsoftHomepage:
https://vovsoft.com/software/filename-lister/File Size:
1 541 KB
Price:
$9.99
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Cannot export in csv - Error - List Index out of bounds (0)
In Txt - File size and type is not saved
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I use FAR file manager (a Windows version of the old Norton Commander in DOS) nearly always instead of Explorer, and I believe that 7zip (a well-known, recommended and popular free programme for zipping and unzipping) has a file manager that does much the same. It not only lists files in directories, it enables you to easily copy, move or delete, compare directories and so on. Hover on a file and it tells you its size, or you can get the size of each by rearranging the display. It tells you the size of the drive, how much free space you have and how much free memory.
There is something called du.exe which is free, but I forget where I got it from, which gives you the total number of bytes used in a directory (optionally including sub-directories),
A great asset is the possibility to easily insert a fairly long description alongside a file name. I fail to see what this giveaway adds.
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Karen's Directory Printer is free with more versatility.
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I use my command prompt, and the "dir" command.
redirect the output to a .txt file. use the /b switch
to not include - the long folder address.
Doesn't show folder size, but that's not as important as the contents.
dir>filename.txt /b
you could do all the subdirectories "/s"
but you get all the directory tree listed in front of each filename.
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Installed...Easy
Every search I ran was shown as (out of bounds) much the same as our Korean friend's complaint.
Well, it was an experiment.... Dunno how it got past 1.0
Uninstalled
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I am a Korean.
1. When I exported the file list of c: into text file,
Korean letters changed to different code Korean letters.
2. I cannot export the file list of c: into csv file.
The message was 'List index out of bounds (1)'.
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I always use the free Everything from Voidtools when I want to see what is using up space.
It's also available as a portable version.
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