dirhtml V4.846    Suggested by Rodrigo Freitas - Updated by Checker on 2 Feb 2010 1MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1969) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (4) - Post comment - Permalink

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 Selvam: This is the kind of program I was looking out for nearly ages and some how I missed out on this one. Thanks guys! [2008-02-28 23:34]

 Bri: Just make your own with two lines of code and Windows Notepad! Create a txt file and call it file-list.txt - now rename it to file-list.bat and add the following to ot:

dir /a /b /-p /o:gen >C:\WINDOWS\Temp\file_list.txt
start notepad C:\WINDOWS\Temp\file_list.txt

Now all you need do is place it in any directory and double click - as if by magic you get a full file listing :) [2008-12-09 15:52]

 semiRocket: @Bri - Good one :-)

How could make it look a little better, inserting html code, or even folder and/or files icons, resulting in output file named file_list.html

Using FOR somehow :S [2009-04-23 08:11]

 Enddoc: Or even better
c>tree /F /A > tree.txt
start notepad tree.txt [2009-11-14 12:21]

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