In addition, it is also possible to print out your file list using a physical or PDF printer. You can determine which columns are used in which form in your list, you can specify how the design of the table should look like and beyond - due to the support of various export formats - you can adjust the output as you need it: as XLSX or ODS spreadsheet for Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice or OpenOffice, as HTML website, as an image in the formats PNG, JPG or BMP, a CSV file, in the Data Interchange Format (DIF), or, of course, as plain text. Various Export Formatsĭespite this simplicity, you can use many optional settings and options. You can decide for yourself whether you only want to list only files, only folders or both and what columns your table should contain. With this tool, creating file lists is no longer a lot of effort! It is enough to drag files or folders onto the program in order to get them listed. The easiest way is therefore to use the FilelistCreator that is available for the operating systems Windows, Linux and macOS. Certainly, another way leads through various commands in the command prompt, but very few know about this or are satisfied with the created output format. It is tedious to list all the files and folders by hand, especially if it is about 100, 1,000 or even 100,000 files and the table should also contain additional information about the files. However, creating such a list can take very much time. For a wide variety of occasions, lists of files or directories are required: perhaps you need an index of some files or folders from a CD, DVD, hard drive or memory stick, maybe you would like to have an overview over your file collections, you would like to send a list to a colleague or you want to publish a file list on the Internet.

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