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Browse and print directory listings. Shareware ($15.00)
Directory Content Printer is a Mac OS X program that can be used to browse and print directory listings.
What's New
Version 1.5:
- Updated program to be fully compliant with Mac OS X v10.5 (Leopard).
- Several bug fixes and other alterations internal to the program.
- Added option of listing hidden files in directory content.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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| Downloads:6,478 |
| Version Downloads:3,150 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:07 Apr 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $15.00 |
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Directory Content Printer is a Mac OS X program that can be used to browse and print directory listings.
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Aikousha reviewed on 29 Sep 2006
First, it needs a text-file output form, where it will dump hierarchical output in .txt or .rtf files. I want to be able to put comments on my listings without first resorting to hardcopy...
Second, things tend to get cut off in weird places in the .pdf output. Most noticeably at the top, just below the headers.
Third, some of the columns aren't needed for some things... i.e., it would be nice to be able to remove columns, like the File Kind one...
You might be locked into this format by the method used to print it, but in most cases the headers and blank scroll bars are just annoying.
And for the printouts, it might be nice to also have the ability to change typeface.
Another feature that might be worthwhile is to enable drag and drop of the directory to print. On projects, sometimes you just need to print out a specific folder or two at various stages, and it would be easier just to drag and print.
Sadly, without the .txt output, this has too severely a limited function to justify it's price for my uses. As for directories on projects, it's easier to cmd-shft-4, select, couble-click the .png and press cmd-p. It doesn't look as clean, but it's faster, free, and for me has the same functionality.
Anonymous reviewed on 18 Feb 2005
Why Apple would remove this highly useful feature from its OS is a mystery.
Anonymous reviewed on 18 Feb 2005
I was testing out DCP1.0, and thought it does quite a decent job of cataloging what I have on a CD/DVD (sort of like printing the contents of a window in OS 9). However, a helpful suggestion to next version of the app would be if it could also include the name of the directory on the printout, and size of the total contents...Otherwise, this seems like a pretty good solution to doing piecemeal screenshots of a file listing if it's longer than the visible window area in OS X... Thanx
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Jan 2005
I typed by hand the address of the directory I wanted to print. Maybe "Select Default Directory" could be simplified to "Select Directory." Better yet, fix it so one can simply drag the desired folder onto the app.
My main reason for wanting to print a directory is to create an index for a CD. While the browser view printed small enough, a specific formating option would be better. Outline and icon views, even scaled down as small as possible, still print too large for a CD jewel case.
The nag message pops up immediately. How about a few free runs?
Fatalflaw rated on 21 Jan 2011