ExpPrint is a directory listing utility that integrates with Windows Explorer, allowing you to view, print, and save listings of files and directories. You will be able to view all created listings in a detailed layout format having each item on a separate row, or in a multi-column layout.
Here are some key features of "ExpPrint":
· Output any combination of Name, Size, Type, Time values, version, CRC32, MD5, SHA-1 hashes, and other file properties.
· Comprehensive sorting facilities.
· Flexible typographic styling capabilities. Colour, font face and size, and spacing are some of the things that are configurable for each section of a listing by editing style sheets. A collection of styles is provided which shows many of the possibilities.
· Flexible indentation formatting for hierarchic subdirectory listings.
· XML/HTML output provides viewing, print and print preview capabilities (through your Internet browser), and can often be loaded into other applications.
· Should you need additional flexibility, the open XML based technology architecture allows for more comprehensive customisation and custom applications.
Limitations:
· Until you've registered ExpPrint, you can't save or restore the settings, so you'll probably need to make a note of the settings you use.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· This version uses XmlLite rather than MSXML since it's not advisable to use COM objects inside shell extensions. It has the added benefit of slightly speeding up the generation phase.
· You can now press the Enter key from the main ExpPrint dialog to start the listing.
· The documentation contains updated information on the latest versions of the popular browsers.
· Now checks for updates automatically.
· Missing timestamps are now skipped in the generated XML rather than being recorded as an item with a 1601 timestamp