Dirhtml

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create HTML index pages from folders Dirhtml creates index.html files from a directory list using the GUI or command line, optionally including HTML code of your own design at any point in the generated file. You can fully customize the index file, select which data to include, headings to use, date format, file sorting and many other details. The program supports user designed output templates and can filter the directory list by file type, name and folder. Dirhtml can create individual index pages for sub-folders, combine them into a single index or create a frame based website. Very flexible! Copyright Snapfiles.com

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Publisher	Eric Nitzsche	Price	Free
Version	4.871	Last updated	Feb 26, 2013
File Size	611 Kb	Requirements	None

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Extremely helpful tool!

by xiruahu Jun 09, 2013 (Read all my 11 reviews)

This is a must have app and I would just like to thank you for making this great piece of software!

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This is what I wanted

by gimpguy Jul 29, 2012 (Read all my 1159 reviews)

First of all, I created something similar a while back with batch file use and other means and it worked well for me, however, this is put together nicely with many options, and actual UI, and a far better looking .html output. That said, this is an excellent html list with links to your files and folders, execute setups right from the links which is what I did for mine but again, this is all in a nice neat package and I will be using this from now on. Hats off to the author, a small but very useful listing program.

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Exactly what I needed

by Caroline Oct 17, 2009 (Read all my 7 reviews)

I needed a program or function that would let me save a list of files in a folder or directory as an html file. This little gem does just that. It can save subfolders too which was a plus for me as I use it a lot for mp3 files and folders. It has many options yet I found it simple to use and the interface isn't cluttered. A small, fast program, just unpack the zip file and you're ready to go. It doesn't go through an installation process so if you don't need it, it can be easily deleted. Many thanks to the author of this very useful utility.

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