When you need to share a list of everything stored in a folder, the most likely thing is that you take a screenshot and distribute the image, but this isn't always comfortable or complete enough. That's when DirPrintOK comes in, a small program developed by SoftwareOK that will let you print the contents of your folders directly, customize its format before sending it to paper, or export it to a text file.
Personally, I've often seen users press Print Screen and send the content to the printer to get a copy of the text, including all the frames and active windows. At first it seems funny, but it reveals something underlying: printing text in Windows is not always convenient.
For example, think about how to print the contents of your folders, and *only* the content. No windows, no frames, no interfaces. It's likely someone would take the trouble to make a custom screenshot or process the image in an editor beforehand, but today we have something better: DirPrintOK.
How to print folder contents with DirPrintOK
DirPrintOK is a development by SoftwareOK, a company we know from the small Don't Sleep that prevents a computer from sleeping and the IsMyHdOK benchmark that checks the speed of hard drives and SSDs. DirPrintOK lets us filter information of all kinds (want to print a list of MP3s? Put '*.mp3' in the filter and ignore the rest), sort by path-date-extension-size, disable entire columns, expand subfolders to different levels, or view the listing as if it were a console window, old-school DOS style.
DirPrintOK supports multiple tabs (hold down the CTRL key and click to open a new one), so you can work with more than one folder at a time, exports data to TXT or HTML (and more), and its interface has been translated into Spanish, which should activate automatically.
DirPrintOK is free, VirusTotal shows a perfect 0/70, it's available in 32 and 64-bit editions, and you can use the portable build to avoid installing additional software. Its last update is from January 8, 2023. If you've ever wondered how to print the contents of your folders, DirPrintOK is the answer.
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