
Print Window is a Mac utility that comes in handy if you need to generate and print file listing on your computer. You can use this program to create lists of the files you have saved on your Mac, mounted drives or connected network shares.
The application is very intuitive, has an integrated help manual, and supports drag-and-drop actions. After you import the folder you wish to inventory, the program gives you access to several printing settings which can easily be configured even by a beginner Mac user.
You can choose to expand folders at any levels you like, select the preferred font style and size, and include icons in the generated report. Furthermore, the program enables you to pick the type of information to be included in the report, such as name, kind, size, comments, version, etc.
The only thing that bothered me while testing this utility was that it took a while to analyze the folder I imported (1.51GB size). Still, it offered me many useful printing options and was very simple to use.
Hence, I'd say you should give this program a try if you're looking for an easy and quick way to generate file listings on your Mac.
v4.1 [Nov 9, 2010]
- Fixed a problem that could cause some sorting options to not function correctly.
- Fixed a problem that would cause multi-level file listings to not indent correctly when using the "Names Only" style and icons were not included.
- File listings now generate much faster when the "Size" field is not selected when using the "Full List" style.
- Progress Window now shows what file is being processed when building folder lists.Version 4.1:
- Added the option to print only folders and not any files contained in the folders.
- Added the option to use QuickLook to generate icons for supported file types (Print Window Advanced Only).
- Added the option to bold names of folders in file listings.
- Added services support for Mac OS X 10.6 or greater. A "Print File Listing..." option will appear in the Services menu in the Finder when a folder is selected.
- No longer shows the option to install the Contextual Menu plugin under Mac OS X 10.6 or greater (not supported on this OS).
- When selecting "Print File Listing..." from the File menu, the select folder dialog now defaults to the currently displayed folder in the Finder (if any).
- Added an option, when using the "File" format, to use the full Unix path of a file in place of the name.
- The "Print"/"Save" button in the Print Options window is no longer enabled if none of the fields in the "Fields & Sorting" tab are selected.
- Now allows icon sizes up to 256x256 when using Names Only layout.
- Revised progress window. Now takes less space and better differentiates different levels.
- Toolbar in Preferences window should now appear and behave correctly under Mac OS X 10.5 or greater.
- Fixed a problem that could cause some controls to not respond in the Preferences window.
- Fixed a problem that could cause the number of columns for the "Names Only" style when using the "Media Cover" format to default to "0".
- Fixed a problem where some bundled files would incorrectly appear in the "Manually Expand Folders" list in the Print Option window.
- Fixed a problem that could cause the "Bring Finder to the Front after Launch" preference to not function correctly under Mac OS X 10.6.x.
- Fixed a problem that could cause Print Window to not quit after a file listing is completed, even though "Quit when Printing is Complete" is selected in the Preferences window.