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ExpPrint Changelog

What's new in ExpPrint 6.7.2.0

Apr 10, 2024
  • Fixed an issue that was inadvertantly introduced in 6.6.8.0 for classic mode; cancelling the font selection dialog would affect the font height and also any other changes made while using the font dialog.

New in ExpPrint 6.7.1.0 (Jan 26, 2024)

  • Minor cosmetic changes to the UI:
  • Use the operating system default font for the Viewer application.
  • Add clipboard button tooltip text.
  • Update group box text in the Detailed Table Options, Miscellaneous page to be:
  • Show "GPS: Latitude Decimal" column as links to map - so as to be more precise over what it does.
  • Updated the text description for the Set Size Column Name button in the Custom Formatting page and changed the position of the button.

New in ExpPrint 6.7.0.0 (Nov 15, 2023)

  • Cater for the very rare condition where the full path of an entry is missing. If this arises the normal display name is now used.
  • Currently I've only encountered this for items in archive files that are in directories with a long path. If this occurs you'll initially get an error from the ExpPrint Viewer regarding System.ItemPathDisplay that you can continue from.
  • Work-around the default browser behaviour that reduces the size of the monospace font (which made them hard to read).
  • HTML output is now HTML 5 rather than XHTML
  • Fix the multi-column form so that an error value doesn't prevent using the Close button.
  • Setup now defaults to "me" rather than "all" users.
  • The viewer application now uses .NET 8 to benefit from some performance improvements when generating a listing. This means that the oldest supported version of Windows is now Windows 10 1607+, but in fact it still works under Windows 7 SP1.
  • Internal code changes to simplify parts of the code by using newer C++ facilities.
  • Moved the C# script from the XSLT files to be part of the main code, which permitted the use of newer versions of .NET

New in ExpPrint 6.6.7.0 (Jan 9, 2023)

  • Updated email contact information.
  • Internal code improvements.

New in ExpPrint 6.6.6.0 (Jun 5, 2022)

  • Updated to use .NET V4.8 since 4.5 is no longer supported.
  • Internal code improvements

New in ExpPrint 6.6.5.0 (Aug 8, 2021)

  • Updated the default Detailed Table Options settings to include styles that provide an improved listing format.
  • Rearranged the Detailed Table Options form to group related controls together.
  • The Edit Style button now operates on the focused item of the styles list rather than the selected item. This generally means that it operates on the last chosen item in the list rather than the first. A new message prompt will tell you which style file will be edited.
  • Setting the default setting option will tell you which file is being made the default.

New in ExpPrint 6.6.4.0 (Feb 22, 2021)

  • Detailed Table HTML output now supports "Natural" sort order for folders as well as files, and can be explicitly specified in the Sort by list.
  • Minor performance improvements.

New in ExpPrint 6.6.3.0 (Nov 23, 2020)

  • New style sheet: "Layout - Limit [Path & Name] width" that does the same as the recently added "Layout - Limit [Name] width" style, but for the Path and Name (no ext.) columns.
  • Several internal code changes to improve performance.
  • The progress dialog now updates periodically rather than outputting each file name, resulting in a less frantic progress display.
  • Cancelling during a large file hash calculation now responds quicker - rather than waiting until the calculation has completed.
  • UI should no longer show "not responding" during large file hashing.
  • The ExpPrint dialog now stays open if any errors are encountered, or if the operation is cancelled.

New in ExpPrint 6.6.2.0 (Sep 14, 2020)

  • Updated to use the new registration key format, so please get in touch with us for a new key before installing this version.
  • Minor cosmetic fix in the ExpPrint Viewer application. Previous versions attempted to retain the file name selection in the Open dialog. This is not normal behavior for the Open dialog, and showed up a quirk of the dialog by doing so; so it no longer does it.
  • In the Detailed Table form, "Open Settings" is now "Choose Settings".
  • Minor performance improvement in listing generation.

New in ExpPrint 6.6.1.0 (Mar 30, 2020)

  • Multiple white spaces in file names are now preserved in the HTML output.
  • Fix detailed table listings so that the ascending/descending option is used when there's no sort selection.
  • Alternative depth/indent styling possible in Detailed Table view. If the indentation options are off, no longer set "padding-left" style for table cells. Each table row now has a "DepthN" class applied that can be used to provide CSS styling for each depth level.

New in ExpPrint 6.6.0.0 (Jan 3, 2020)

  • Added clipboard output:
  • Changed the default file name sorting to sort by Windows Explorer's "natural" sort order so that listings reflect the same order that you see with Windows Explorer when file names contain numerals.
  • Internal changes to better accommodate offline/cloud storage files. If you don't set any of the hash value options (which requires reading the entire file), files that are stored fully only in cloud storage won't be downloaded. Consequently, ExpPrint will only be able to retrieve properties that are stored locally. The properties accessible in this situation might vary depending on the provider and any future changes they make.
  • Hash values are now calculated before property collection. Previously, they were done after property collection, so even though the file was downloaded the retrieved properties were incomplete.
  • Cater for more recently defined attribute values:
  • X No scrub file (Storage Spaces & ReFS volumes only).
  • V Integrity (ReFS volumes only).
  • P Pinned. For cloud storage such as OneDrive, indicates that the file is always kept locally.
  • U Unpinned. For cloud storage such as OneDrive, indicates that the file may not be present on the device.
  • Multi-column output format now has a spacer (Dspacer class) line to allow formatting over directory separation in the same way as for the Detailed Table format.
  • Improved results with some zip/cab files that don't behave the same as the vast majority do, though these are still likely to be unable to obtain the hash values of the contained files.
  • Fix more messages that could have shown on a different monitor than the current one (on multi-monitor systems).
  • Improve UI response when processing many files in a multiple selection listing (normally search results).
  • Removed some old XP specific code.

New in ExpPrint 6.5.1.0 (Apr 23, 2019)

  • Added include/exclude folder filtering.
  • Ensure the settings dialog shows on the same monitor as the main dialog on multi-monitor systems.
  • Eliminate repeat error reports if unable to launch the xplisting file.
  • Added additional information for some error messages.
  • Many internal code improvements.

New in ExpPrint 6.5.0.1 (Sep 17, 2018)

  • Fix for exception reported when loading detailed table saved settings from prior versions.

New in ExpPrint 6.5.0.0 (Sep 1, 2018)

  • You can now select the System.GPS.LatitudeDecimal and System.GPS.LongitudeDecimal properties in the detailed table format and have options to show them as hyperlinks to online maps (Google, Bing, Here, and OpenStreetMap).
  • Potentially long operations (loading and transforming the XML data) are now performed using worker threads to prevent "Not Responding" being shown by Windows. The affected forms now show progress bars to indicate something is ongoing during those operations.
  • Fix for date/time value collection. In very rare circumstances the underlying data supplied by Windows may have been in an unexpected format, resulting in not getting a valid timestamp.
  • Improved error message reporting, and to aid diagnostics for future versions, ExpPrint now records any issues it encounters during the data collection, and rather than ignore them, it shows them as a message at the end of the data collection. If you encounter a message titled "ExpPrint recorded some unexpected issues" we'd appreciate it if you follow the instructions in the message and send us an email with the information in the message.
  • This release requires .NET 4.5 or later (previous releases needed .NET 2)

New in ExpPrint 6.4.0.0 (Mar 11, 2017)

  • From the "Detailed Tables Option" dialog you could save settings files to any folder, but they would be ineffective as they're only loaded from the single fixed "ExpPrint" sub-directory beneath your documents directory. To prevent this occurring, you're now warned about this and guided to save the settings files in the correct location.
  • Once ExpPrint is registered, the folder depth now defaults to 15 rather than 1, so that initial listings after entering registration details will contain sub-folder contents.
  • Hash values weren't being created under Windows XP due to use of a post-XP crypto provider.
  • Fixed a bug with hash generation that could have caused Explorer to hang. It would occur in odd circumstances if the file was accessible but could not be read.
  • Some changes to better accommodate high-dpi/multi-monitor usage.
  • Several internal code improvement changes as result of checking with PVS-Studio.

New in ExpPrint 6.3.0.0 (Nov 30, 2016)

  • New - plain text output for detailed table format:
  • Each column is separated by a tab character and indentation of the file name is by zero or more space characters.
  • As the plain text and CSV output use common code, the CSV output also gets the option of space indenting the file name.
  • Folder depth limit when creating a listing:
  • If you only need the first few levels of a directory tree that has lots of files in lower levels that you're not interested in, you can now improve the time to create a listing with this option.
  • This was a facility that existed in the old "Classic" ExpPrint that was not available in the XML version. Instead, I'd opted in favour of limiting the depth only at the final phase because limiting at generation necessarily omits those limited sub-folder sizes. With that caveat in mind, if that doesn't affect you, this restored functionality should greatly reduce the time to create a listing.
  • In HTML listing, ExpPrint will identify any such affected folders by showing the total size figure prefixed with ≥, and for the skipped folders, their size column will show “Omitted”.
  • Hard link file identification:
  • When you create a listing with the "Identify hard linked files" option set, ExpPrint identifies files it processes that are hard-linked.
  • New Styles:
  • There are 4 new style sheets, all prefixed "Hard Links" that provide different formatting options to identify Hard Links.
  • The "Table - Emphasise space between folders" style increases the line height of the spacer row and adds a top border to it to better identify the end of a directory.
  • UI Changes:
  • These are mostly minor cosmetic alterations, but one adds a button and '?' help buttons to the main windows. Clicking these will show the ExpPrint documentation. I've done this because despite the improvements to the Windows start menu in Windows 10 (over Windows 8.x), the start menu search no longer finds documentation links, so I suspected that some may not have discovered the supplied documentation, and I hope this alleviates that situation.
  • For the Detailed Table, Columns page, the right click context menu on the columns list is now hierarchic. Previously, there were so many menu items that the menu wouldn't fit most screens without scrolling.
  • For the HTML Detailed Table output, all plain text attributes are now output with an encompassing tag so that the text within the span can be hidden - as used for one of the hard link styles.

New in ExpPrint 6.2.2.0 (Mar 12, 2016)

  • Handle invalid input in the listing file name field of the ExpPrint Listing Viewer program along with situations that could arise with an invalid user documents environment location.
  • Added a second "Attributes" column. The first is the existing one that displays the familiar letters R, C, H, etc.; the second displays a friendly form, such as "Read-only", "Compressed", or "Hidden".

New in ExpPrint 6.2.1.0 (Aug 21, 2015)

  • Simplify installation on newer versions of Windows by no longer requiring .NET V2 (or 3.5) installing if you already have a compatible later version. The ExpPrint Viewer program is marked as compatible with newer versions of .NET so that you don't need to install or enable .NET V3.5 on newer operating systems that come with newer versions of the .NET framework enabled by default.
  • Minor cosmetic changes to fix a couple of typos.
  • Updated setup messages that occur if you're using the wrong setup package for your version of Windows.

New in ExpPrint 6.2.0.0 (Oct 3, 2014)

  • Now creates stand-alone HTML files so that you can pass a listing file to someone without ExpPrint and have it render with the styles you've used.
  • The supplied style sheets no longer use non-fully standard colour names.
  • Include a fix for the updater utility program that caused it to report a problem under Windows XP.

New in ExpPrint 6.1.2.1 (Jul 27, 2014)

  • Fix the display of the Media Duration property. Also, always show its hour value as Excel would sometimes interpret "mm:ss" as "hh:mm:00".
  • Fix for many numerical properties that should have been right aligned and/or prevented from wrapping, but were not.
  • Moved the position of the Create button on the main ExpPrint dialog.
  • Changed references in the documentation to SkyDrive, to the new name, OneDrive.
  • Removed setup test for shlwapi.dll, there's no need to test for it anymore on any currently supported version of Windows.
  • Enhance an error message that shows if the detailed table viewer fails to invoke the registered application - because some applications are slow to start, and Windows can time out before passing the data file to the application.
  • Updated the updater program to fix potential crashes.

New in ExpPrint 6.1.2.0 (Mar 31, 2014)

  • This release extends the number of hash algorithms. ExpPrint can now output hashes for: CRC32, MD2, MD4, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, & SHA-512.

New in ExpPrint 6.1.1.2 (Feb 17, 2014)

  • This release prevents invalid dates that would cause a notification when loaded in the ExpPrint Viewer. Any identifiable invalid dates are now shown with a year of 9999 and highlighted in the HTML detailed table listings. The only occurrences of invalid dates we've encountered have been in old Word documents (circa Word V6), but the remedy applies to any date property.
  • To prevent similar notifications with invalid count values that we've since discovered in old Word documents, this release also changes ExpPrint's XML schema to accept these and several others as signed values (they were previously unsigned).

New in ExpPrint 6.1.1.1 (Jan 28, 2014)

  • This release provides a specific error message should an exceptionally large listing file fail to load. If you're using a 32-bit version of Windows, the message will suggest you try the file on a 64-bit version of Windows (where the operation will likely succeed). Failure to load a large listing is not a common situation; ExpPrint is capable of processing very large listings on 32-bit Windows operating systems. The likelihood is that only large storage systems with listings comprising of hundreds of thousands of files may encounter this situation, and they will (I hope) have a 64-bit version of Windows that they can run ExpPrint on.

New in ExpPrint 6.1.1.0 (Jan 4, 2014)

  • Added support for the following properties:
  • Name as shown in the Detailed Table columns list / Internal Property Name
  • # Slides / System.Document.SlideCount
  • # Notes / System.Document.NoteCount
  • Program Name / System.ApplicationName
  • The first 2 are applicable to presentation documents such as PowerPoint documents, the latter is generally applicable, but mostly found in Microsoft Office documents.

New in ExpPrint 6.1.0.1 (Nov 19, 2013)

  • Added an include & exclude wildcard file name facility so you can produce listings for specific file types.
  • Added an option to omit empty folders from a detailed table listing.
  • Inaccessible folders are now specifically marked "No Access" in the HTML detailed table listing format.
  • Compressed (zip/cab) folders now show the size of their uncompressed contents (including nested directories within the zip). The parent directory still reflects the actual compressed file's size.
  • The progress dialog now splits the directory and file names into separate fields.
  • Renamed the "Layout - No Wrap Dates" style introduced with the previous release to be "Layout - Don't Word Wrap Dates".

New in ExpPrint 6.0.0.1 (Jun 19, 2013)

  • This is a minor update to eliminate a potential problem with incorrect file attributes.
  • This version also supplies a new updater module.

New in ExpPrint 6.0.0.0 (Jan 21, 2013)

  • New Features:
  • The core data collection now gets all the metadata properties exposed by Windows. If a property is displayed in a file's Details property page in Windows Explorer, then you should be able to list it with ExpPrint.
  • Tags/metadata properties can be obtained on Windows XP when you have Windows Search installed. Note that the number of properties is not as comprehensive as for newer versions of Windows that have search built-in.
  • Detailed layout text/CSV output (Unicode) for importing into other applications such as spreadsheets.
  • The Detailed Table layout now supports several new properties:
  • Company
  • Rating Text
  • Page Count
  • GPS (Latitude, Longitude, Altitude, and Date).
  • We envisage that the Path option is most useful as the sort choice when processing a listing from an Explorer search result - so that all items from the same folder are grouped together.

New in ExpPrint 5.1.0.0 (Jan 12, 2012)

  • 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

New in ExpPrint 5.0.1.2 (Nov 2, 2011)

  • This release works around an issue with the file attributes display under Windows XP. Contrary to the documentation of the Windows shell PKEY_FileAttributes property, under Windows XP the property returns a string, not the attribute flag word. Consequently, the file attributes shown under Windows XP were random in prior release. This version resolves the problem for files in the file system by getting the attributes by an alternate method, and for other files (such as in a zip, or cloud storage), it uses the string form.
  • Fixes an issue where single item Keywords/Tags, and People names were not getting listed.

New in ExpPrint 5.0.1.1 (Sep 8, 2011)

  • Resolves an issue with the recursion detection which prevented ExpPrint from processing sub-folders on SharePoint (WebDAV) mapped drives
  • Includes the system error text when the listing path/file name is invalid/inaccessible

New in ExpPrint 5.0.1.0 (Aug 29, 2011)

  • Keywords/Tags - which apply to several different types of file.
  • People names - which is supported by some photographic file types via applications such as Windows Live Photo Gallery.
  • A minor change to prevent a possible crash with a 3'rd party shell extension.
  • Recursion prevention in circular symbolic link situations.
  • Prevention of treating saved searches as directories (enumerating a search is a very slow operation).
  • Updated documentation on using ExpPrint with the latest versions of popular web browsers.
  • A minor change to generate a correct listing when a single compressed file is selected.

New in ExpPrint 5.0.0.0 (Mar 24, 2011)

  • New Features:
  • Can now list embedded tags/metadata from music, documents, photos, videos, and other such files supported on Windows1.
  • Can now list the contents of zip (& CAB) compressed folders.
  • To streamline normal usage, you can set defaults, making it easier to get to your favourite listing output format.
  • Compressed (ZIP & CAB) folders, and symbolic link/junction point folders can be styled - to indicate that their sizes are treated differently from normal file folders.
  • No longer limited to listing just file system directories. You can get a listing of almost any shell namespace - things like: Libraries, and Control Panel applets. If you can see it listed in the tree pane of Windows Explorer, you should be able to list it with ExpPrint2.
  • For media/document files that have a "Title" metadata, you can use the new "Use Title as Name" option to show the title in preference to the file name. Of course if there is no Title, the file name is still used.
  • Listings from searches now indicate the root directory and search filter.
  • Because there are several new settings for the ExpPrint+ listing, most of the settings have been moved from the main page to a new settings dialog.
  • Updated the supplied style sheets. There are new colour themes, sample fonts selections and sizes, an emphasis example, and special folder indicators. The old "Alternating pastels" is now "Colours - Pale Taupe".
  • What was the "shared" column has now become the "Indicator" column and defaults to on. Shared folders, compressed folders, and symbolic links/junction points, can be marked by either a graphic, or text in that column. Consequently the old shared indicator text field is no more.
  • Previously, limited folders were show with "[+]" prepended to the name, and "[Contents not listed]" added to the type name, they're now shown with "[limited]" added to the name.
  • Minor Changes:
  • Reverted the context menu icon back to the old e/p icon - the prior one only looked reasonable on Aero displays.
  • The HTML file is now written to the "My Documents\ExpPrint" folder, rather than the TEMP directory.
  • Where the size of an item is not available, the generated XML no longer has the Size attribute. Previously they'd appear as zero values.
  • The progress dialog has been reworked to remove some superfluous words and expand the field showing the current folder.
  • In Detailed Table listings, the Total values are now formatted for your regional settings.
  • The html table now uses the tbody tag.
  • Renamed some files where they're shown in the UI - such as "DetailedTable" is now "Detailed Table", and "MultiColumn" is now "Multi-Column".
  • The settings combo in Detailed Tables has changed style, you can no longer type in it.
  • Very long files names (> 260 characters), may be displayed using short (8.3) names - as Explorer does. This is an unfortunate consequence of the core changes. However, should Microsoft resolve this in Windows, ExpPrint should also inherit the behaviour.
  • Cosmetic rewording in the UI - essentially using the term "folder" (to indicate anything that looks like a folder in Windows Explorer) where previously "directory" was used to imply that only file system directories were supported.
  • Faster response to cancelling a listing.
  • Fixes:
  • In listings with skipped folders, the spacer rows between folders was missing.
  • Inaccessible file sizes were getting added as -1 values to accumulated totals.
  • In rare circumstances, it's possible for an item to have an empty display name (if it's a file named ".ext" when Explorer is set to hide extensions for known file types). Previously this may have resulted in a warning about the value being invalid for the schema.
  • The Multi-Column layout was not using the default styling.
  • Nested folders inside a hidden folder are no longer styled as hidden.
  • Noticed a long standing issue that could crash Explorer. We're not aware of it ever happening in practice, but it's now fixed.
  • If timestamp values are not available, they're no longer output - previously you'd see zero timestamp values.
  • The shared folder indicator may not have worked for ExpPrint+ listing mode.

New in ExpPrint 4.1.0.0 (Nov 22, 2010)

  • Reworked all file handling to cater for very long paths (> 260 characters) on both local drives and network shares. With previous versions, long paths over 260 characters were either missed or partially handled.
  • Fixes for multiple monitor usage. The viewer & updater application windows now appears on the same monitor as the main ExpPrint dialog. Previously they always displayed on the primary monitor.
  • Added a "center page" format style sheet.

New in ExpPrint 4.0.0.2 (Oct 29, 2010)

  • Added an auto-update notification mechanism.
  • Change to the XML serialization to cater for using a space character - so that you can omit a time/date format.
  • Cosmetic fix to the progress dialog.
  • Update to the documentation.

New in ExpPrint 4.0.0.1 (May 3, 2010)

  • Minor update to fix slow starting of Windows Explorer when Explorer is invoked in some situations (such as when using WinKey+E).

New in ExpPrint 4.0.0.0 (Apr 13, 2010)

  • Bug Fixes:
  • In rare situations where the display name of an item was inaccessible the result was a blank display name. The file name is now used if this occurs.
  • Getting the file owner now works much better. Previously it frequently failed to work for network shared drives.
  • In ExpPrint+ Listing (XML) mode, where a listing was created from a selection of items rather than from a single directory selection, the viewer may have reported a schema problem. The XML produced this way didn't conform to the schema (Fitem elements were at the same level as Ditem elements). Also, the directory total element was output as the wrong type (Ditem rather than Dtotal). The XML is now structured correctly and conforms to the schema.
  • In classic mode, size number formats could be corrupted if you used a digit grouping format of 12,34,56,789.
  • Changes:
  • Classic mode is now deprecated and not available by default. Please contact us by email if you need to enable the old classic mode.
  • The “Generate” button on the ExpPrint+ page is now labelled “Create”.
  • The “Detailed Table Option” dialog’s Crc32 column option is now off by default to match the default setting in the main ExpPrint dialog. Similarly, the Version column is also off by default.
  • The progress dialog caption now reads "Creating Listing File" for ExpPrint+ (XML) listings.
  • The title of the listing now defaults to using the full path rather than just the display name. You can edit the title in the ExpPrint dialog before creating the listing.
  • Under the “Detailed Table Option” dialog, in the “Edit Column Display Name” dialog, the initial keyboard focus is now on the editable control.
  • Under the “Detailed Table Option” dialog, the indentation value is now explicitly formatted as a floating point number to make it more obvious that non-integer values are allowed.
  • The Edit Style button on the "Detailed Table Option" dialog now displays the standard elevation shield icon to signify that it invokes the editing application elevated. It does this so that you can save files to the ExpPrint Plugins directory - which requires elevates priviledges under Vista and later operating systems.
  • Enhancements:
  • The “ExpPrint Viewer” and the “Detailed Table Options” dialogs have been extensively reworked to provide sample views, explanations, and interactive previews for several options to make it easier to know what they do.
  • Improved shell integration - new transparent icons are used where the operating system supports them. The .xplisting file type is now recognised the same way other XML documents are by the operating system in that you can search their contents and display a preview of the raw document.
  • Internal reorganisation and performance optimisations
  • In some circumstances (such as large or slow networks), getting the owner and version information severely impacts performance, so these are now user configurable options in the listing generation.
  • Removed the OK & Apply buttons from the main ExpPrint dialog to remove any confusion – they did nothing!
  • No longer disable or hide the file selection controls of the viewer application when invoked with a filename.
  • Detailed Table Options Specific Enhancements:
  • As the dialog is now less cluttered we have removed the More/Reduce buttons that expanded/contracted the full dialog.
  • Each item can be a hyperlink, allowing you to navigate to the item from the listing displayed in your browser.
  • Time & Date formats are now editable combo lists rather than text controls, providing a list of common formats that you can select.
  • No longer automatically select the first item in the “Open Settings” drop list. This means the dialog always defaults to the default settings rather than those of the first settings file in the drop list.
  • If you save a new settings file, it's automatically selected in the “Open Settings” drop list.
  • New hide options. All sections of the listing can be individually hidden, giving increased flexibility in the types of listings that can be achieved. See the ExpPrint documentation for the details.
  • You can no longer type text into the size range combo box. The only options are those selected from the list. This change eliminates odd UI behaviour that could arise previously.
  • The size format now defaults to the user’s default regional setting.
  • Added an option to display large directories with emphasis – as was previously done for file items.
  • The shared directory indicator string is now user customisable rather than being fixed as "*".
  • Added a “Set Size Column Name” button. This automatically adds the correct size format name to the Size column text.
  • Styling:
  • Reworked the default unexpanded style (NotExp). This style is used to indicate that a directory’s content is not shown. It now uses a newer CSS feature that most current browsers support. The result is that unexpanded directories are now listed with a "[+]" prefix rather than in strikeout. This works with IE8, and the current versions of FireFox, Chrome, and Opera. If you prefer the older strikeout, or an alternate style, you can create your own style definition.
  • The shared indicator column is now centered. It looks better that way if a "shared" heading text is used.

New in ExpPrint 3.1.0.2 (Apr 11, 2009)

  • Fully integrated XML/HTML output and formatting facilities. x64 version. Bug fixes

New in ExpPrint 3.1.0.0 (Apr 1, 2008)

  • Style sheets are now modular to simplify and reduce duplication in the style sheets. You can now select a combination of style sheets to construct the final appearance of the listing rather than having to create a single style sheet containing every aspect of the design. A default style sheet defining the general appearance is used in all cases to ensure a good basic presentation.
  • The "Detailed Table" viewer now has an Edit Style button to allow easy access to editing the style sheets.
  • Added EXE/DLL version listing and Crc32, MD5, and SHA-1 hash value listing facilities.
  • Time and date formats are now generated as UTC times and shown in your local time format or one of your choice.
  • File size can be displayed in the existing variable unit format where each item is displayed in the most appropriate units (bytes, KB, MB, etc) for its size, or you can specify a set unit for all items. The size formatting can also be specified.
  • Fix minor issue in classic mode where system error messages were not being shown.
  • Added styling for hidden files and directories and new style sheets to take advantage of this by allowing hidden files to be displayed faint or not at all. Additionally, hidden items can also be removed from the listing entirely.

New in ExpPrint 3.0.0.0 (Feb 8, 2008)

  • Fully integrated XML/HTML output and formatting facilities. x64 version. Bug fixes.