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2 April 2008

ExpPrint

Create directory listings from Windows Explorer

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Main dialog with XP themes

ExpPrint is a directory listing utility that integrates with Windows Explorer, allowing you to view and print file listings.

Features

  • Prints any combination of Name, Size, Type, time values, version, CRC32, MD5, SHA-1 hashes, and other properties.
  • Comprehensive sorting facilities.
  • Flexible indentation formatting for sub-directory listings.
  • Configurable fonts and colours for different sections of the printout for ease of identification.
  • Output to printer or text file. Text output can be loaded into spreadsheets for further processing.
  • XML/HTML output provides viewing and print preview capabilities (through your Internet browser).
  • XML/HTML output is highly customisable with each type of table cell addressable from style sheets, giving you considerable scope for customising the  presentation of your listings.

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Supported Operating Systems

Windows XP and Windows 2003 Server
Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008
+ x64 versions of the above

Unsupported Operating Systems*

Windows 2000 with SP4 and the Update Rollup is needed as a minimum.
The software will not install on earlier versions.
* Note that we do not perform extensive testing on unsupported operating systems as they're no longer available for purchase.

Download expprint.zip 32-bit (x86) package 947 KB (969,898 bytes)

Download expprint.zip 64-bit x64) package (x64) 830 KB (850,918 bytes)

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If you're upgrading from V3.0, see the revision history note regarding incompatibility of the date time formats.

For installation information, see the readme documentation.

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100% CLEAN award granted by Softpedia

Several of the listings pages of this Rolling Stones collector's web site www.rstalk.net were produced with ExpPrint V3 using customised CSS & XSL files.

Computer Buyer - Utility of the Month Nov 2002
"Printing out listings of files and folders can be extremely useful - if you're making backups say - but it's a function that Microsoft has inexplicably left out of every version of Windows. This month's featured utility, ExpPrint, solves that problem."

WUGNET shareware pick of the week 7 Dec 1997
"Print selected files or entire folder trees directly from Explorer with this comprehensive, easy to use, context menu extension."

DOS World - Practical Windows Dec 1996
"ExpPrint does nothing more than give you a clean printout of a folder's files, their sizes, and their dates. But it performs an essential task that will resolve an Explorer limitation that has annoyed and frustrated a generation of Windows users."

TmpIfs (Temporary Internet Files listing utility)

We've had a few requests for ExpPrint to print out the contents of the Temporary Internet Files folders. Unfortunately it's not possible to do this in a general way that fits in with the current version of ExpPrint. Furthermore, it appears that Microsoft haven't implemented the shell enumeration methods on all their shell namespaces (such as the Temporary Internet Files folder) - so it's not possible to implement it in a consistent way in the planned future version of ExpPrint either.

Consequently, we have decided to produce a dedicated console application that lets you output the list in a tab delimited format. The output of the program can be redirected to a file, which can then be imported into a spreadsheet application (such as Microsoft Excel) where you process it and print it.

TmpIfs is freely available to all registered users of ExpPrint. Download the TmpIfs.zip file, expand the TmpIfs.exe program into a sub–folder and run it from a command prompt.

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Download tmpifs.zip TmpIfs 114 KB (117,730 bytes)

TmpIfs Readme
 

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