Multiple options to print folder trees or files list in Windows – watch this short video. Follow these simple steps to print folders on paper or to PDF, TIFF, XML, or CSV.
Print Folders in Windows
These are the best options to print folders and file lists/trees in Windows.
Print Folder & Files
I recently found this cool tool that can Print Directory trees easily.
There is a video tutorial on how to print a directory here:
The main goal of this free tool is the disk cleanup task, and printing a directory is just a tiny feature of all the things it can do. With its Explore-style interface, you can start using the tool right away without the need of checking the documentation. The application can scan certain folders or entire hard drives and present the results sorted by size in a neat report. This makes it easy to determine the space hogs immediately. The distribution of disk space is also visualized with nice pie and bar charts that can be interactively used for navigation too.
Folder Size has many fancy features. Nevertheless, I will focus on the options to print the contents of a folder here. In short, there is a Windows Explorer context menu “Scan with Folder Size”. All you have to do is to navigate to the folder that you want to print and use it. This will start the application which will scan the corresponding folder and list all the files and sub-folders of the selected item.
In order to print the results use the File->Print option. This will display the Print Preview dialog where you can choose multiple options. Folder Size can print to many file formats. Certainly, those include the proprietary PPV (Print Preview), PDF, EMF, or multi-page TIFF. Of course, it will print on paper to the printer too.
Download this FREE tool and save valuable disk space by organizing your files.
Printing directories is easy as pie with the help of the Folder Size application.
You can view the Folder Size tutorial here.