Print Window

Looking for a simple yet effective solution to print a file listing in Mac OS X? Look no further than Print Window. Since the introduction of Mac OS X, users have been struggling with the inability to print a file listing directly from the Finder. However, Print Window solves this problem with ease.

One of the key features of Print Window is its integration with the Mac OS X Finder. You can select the folder you want to print a file listing from right within the Finder without switching to a different application. It offers four different methods to achieve this, including the Command Key, Contextual Menu, Dock Menu, and Drag and Drop.

Additionally, Print Window provides full flexibility in terms of what gets included in your file listings and what doesn't. You can manually select folders to expand, choose what information to include, and sort file listings by different criteria. You can even print file icons.

While Print Window offers a wide range of options, it is still easy and efficient to use. You can print a file listing without having to configure common options again and again. What's more, if you change a setting for one file listing, Print Window will still present your defaults the next time you print a file listing.

But that's not all - Print Window is also a jack of all trades. With Print Window Advanced, you can create CD jewel case and DVD case covers from your file listings, and save your file listings as tab-delimited text and Microsoft Excel files.

In conclusion, Print Window is an essential tool for any Mac user who needs to print file listings regularly. It offers a straightforward solution to a long-standing problem and provides the flexibility and power to create customized file listings with ease.