Create Detailed File Lists In Various Formats With Filelist Creator

Sometimes, you need a file list in order to have the index of all the images in a folder, or a list of songs that you are writing to a CD. This way, you don’t have to go through the folder again in order to know the name and number of files that were in it. A file list can also be used when you have to send the only the name of some items over a network. For instance, if you are working on a project, and you want to check if you and another developer has the same files, instead of sending the whole project archive, you can just create a file list and send it to the other person. They can then match it with the files in their own system, and see if any important file is missing. However, if there are a lot of files in the folder, creating their file list manually becomes a very tedious and time taking job. Filelist Creator is a portable application for Windows that allows you to quickly create file lists. Other than the file name, you can include extended information about the file, such as its format, size, date created, accessed and changed, file attributes, associated applications and file paths. It also features a built-in file renamer. Details just past the fold. Read More

DirectorySlicer: Split Directory Into Small Folders & Create Hardlinks

Organizing folders that contain thousands of files surely takes a lot of effort and time, as one has to manually move files to separate folders, and then perform required file management operations. If you often deal with such situations where files in a specific folder need to be moved to multiple locations, DirectorySlicer may prove to be of great help. It’s a miniscule, portable application that allows you to divide directory’s content according to defined size. Supporting optical discs’ size presets including CD (650 and 700 MB), CD-90 (800 MB), DVD (4.7 and 8.5 GB), Blu-ray Disc (25 and 50 GB), it shows a complete structure of source and output folder with size of each sub-folder. Read More

TrueDialer For WP7: Smart Dialing And Online Contact Search

A few days back, we covered Smart Dialer, a homebrew for Windows Phone 7 that brought the feature of contact suggestions as you keyed in a number. With Mango, however, most homebrews are no longer working, and even if they are, a majority of users lost their jailbreak when they upgraded to WP7’s latest update. Taking the basic idea from that homebrew, and adding some useful functionality of its own, TrueDialer is a complete and comprehensive dialer app for your Windows Phone, and is very likely to replace the stock dialing tile on your start screen. Read More

White Pages For WP7: A Complete Contact Directory Of People Near You

Another day, another location-based app for Windows Phone 7. White Pages is a free app which makes use of WP7’s location services (and a huge database) to provide its users with contact data of all the people and businesses near you, just like a big, old-fashioned telephone directory. And you get all that for free, right on your phone. With the White Pages app, you don't even have to know a business place's name in order to get information about it. The app lists everything in neat categories, and you can can usually get to the perfect place by simply navigating through the various categories listed in the app. White Pages works for both businesses and people, and you can perform reverse searches on it as well, meaning you will need to put in any phone number to view all its relevant details. Read More

Simple File Lister Is GUI For Windows DIR Command Line

Windows DIR command displays a list of files and sub-folders from a specified directory. Simple File Lister is a GUI application for the Windows DIR command line that allows using over 200+ file attribute to retrieve file lists. It generates a report for files according to specified attributes in CSV, TXT or TSV format. Simple Files Lister does not require administrative privileges and supports major spreadsheet viewers including MS Excel, OpenOffice, Google Docs and LibreOffice, etc for opening supported output file formats. You can also save templates with a combination of your selected file listing criteria, to use it later. Hence, Simple File Lister makes it easy to retrieve file lists from directories without having to remember lengthy command prompt commands and provides a simplified user interface which makes it easy to generate a detailed report containing in-depth file information according to user-defined criteria. Read More

Find People On Plus – Find Google+ Profiles By Name, Profession & More

The inevitable has happened; there is now a search engine for Google+ profiles. This isn’t some some crackpot wildcard project but actually a smart, well designed and well thought out one; Find People On Plus lets you search Google+ profiles based on Name, Profession, Location, Followers, Following, Gender, Relationship status and more. Google+ to this point might just be showing people who are in your network but this service will help you find interesting people to follow, maybe hire your next great employee or perhaps just find someone to carpool with. Read More

Disk Space Fan Is Awesome Eye-Candy Disk Analysis Tool

From time to time we need to analyze and find the files and folders that are taking the most space. Windows will only show the amount of space that is taken and free in a local drive, but it is impossible to determine which folders are taking the most space, specially when you have hundreds of folders with thousands of files. Read More

How To Convert A Directory Into HTML Index File Or Create A Sitemap

Converting Local Directories into HTML Index File is useful if you are using your system as a server. It makes searching and browsing files much more easier for masses. So far, there is no easy tool to convert the directory into HTML index file.

Dir2HTML is a free tool for Windows that converts a directory structure and files to a single HTML file. Unlike other similar tools, it has a simple-to-use Graphic User Interface(GUI) that makes converting a piece of cake. No extra or special knowledge is required to run this tool. You can create a sub-section for each subfolder or hide subfolders and also create an HTML sitemap in .htm format.

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