[Hidden-tech] Printing a folder directory

[Roman Victor]

Hi,
 
I have found the free ClipName utility
(http://www.mainsoft.fr/en/downloads.htm) to be quite useful on PCs.
ClipName provides a context menu item (right mouse) option to copy a single
file name with path or multiple selected names to the Windows clipboard.
 
Roman
 
Roman Victor, Software Developer
RVPM Designs
8 Coach Ln
Amherst, MA 01002
413 253-6547
413 695-9425 cell
romanvictor at rvpmdesigns.com <BLOCKED::mailto:romanvictor at rvpmdesigns.com> 
www.rvpmdesigns.com <BLOCKED::http://www.rvpmdesigns.com/> 
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Subject: [Hidden-tech] Printing a folder directory
 
Occasionally I need to print out on paper all the file names within a
folder.  I would love to cut and paste the file names as a batch into a Word
document or an Excel spread sheet, but I have not found a method to do so.
I end up cutting and pasting the file names one by one.  I use Mac OS
10.3.9.   Does anyone have a tip for this function?  I have done screen
shots of the folder directory, but these are bitmaps and are not
manipulatable.  I would be curious if batch-copying the list of files in a
folder can be done on either a Mac or a PC.  Thanks 

George Forman, Ph.D.
President, Videatives, Inc.
19 The Hollow
Amherst, Massachusetts, 01002
Phone: 413 256 8846
Fax: 413 253 0898
www.videatives.com
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