File Counter

File Counter is pretty much what the name implies, a simple application designed to help the user count the number of files in a certain folder or according to a certain path. Although the name is simple, the application has many functions, some of which exceed the advertised capabilities, meaning you can also identify file types create file lists, and so on.

Right, so one thing I liked about this program was that I could count files named identically in one path once, or multiple times. For example, if you have a PDF and DOCX file, both named the same, the program will only outline the existence of one in its counting procedure.

All of the actions are saved and can be accessed at any given time if you forget the previous results for some reason. All of your previous queries will be saved and displayed in the program's main window. The user can also list items by their specific extension. I found this procedure to be most useful.

The program displays its various options in a very friendly interface. All the actions you'll be using are very easy to access. Thus, there will be no complexities involved, and that should prove most helpful when you'll end up being in a hurry. Regardless, the program is also responsive, and I must say it fits well with the rest of the simplistic OS graphics and design.

File Counter is indeed a simple program designed to help the user create simple stats regarding the files situated in a folder or on a certain path. Do keep in mind that there are some adjustments the user will have to make for the program to behave as expected, or at least for its actions to be tailored to your particular style.