Bulk File Details Export

[Ian]

I've been looking for some software for a couple of hours now, but I'm not able to find if any such software exists! Hopefully one of you guys may know of some, so I thought it would be worth posting here .

I'm trying to find an applicaiton that will scan a directory and compile a list of all of the files it finds, with details such as filename, location, filesize, product name, product ver for EXE/DLL files (the thing found on the properties > details tab). The format of the export doesn't matter (XML, XLS, TXT, CSV, etc...).

Is there such a thing out there?

 

[Bugsy]

does TreeSize Free v2.5.1 not do something similar to what your looking for? :-/

just found this, there is a program called file list

http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/index.shtml

 

[Ian]

Thanks Bugsy, that software almost does what I'm looking for - but I don't think it shows the file properties that I'm after.

I've found this one which looks like it may do it - I'm installing the trial now to find out

http://www.krksoft.com/index.php

 

[Bugsy]

Thanks Bugsy, that software almost does what I'm looking for - but I don't think it shows the file properties that I'm after.

I've found this one which looks like it may do it - I'm installing the trial now to find out

http://www.krksoft.com/index.php

looks like it, hope it works ok for you.

 

[Ian]

I've just given it a whirl and it does exactly what I'm after . Woohoo

 

[Fire cat]

Ian found the thing
That he looked for earlier
He is now happy.
FC

 

[Bugsy]

Superb, glad you found what your looking for!

 

[Ian]

Here's a link to the project I was working on

It's still in a testing phase, but I thought it may have some uses - not sure what for yet!

http://www.thefiledb.com/

 

[Fire cat]

Here's a link to the project I was working on

It's still in a testing phase, but I thought it may have some uses - not sure what for yet!

http://www.thefiledb.com/

That looks effing awesome. You made it?

By the way, who made the website?

 

[Ian]

Glad you like it . I made it over the past few weeks - took some time as I'm not very good at coding, but I got there in the end .

I'm going to improve and make changes to it in a few weeks, once I've got some spare time.

 

[Fire cat]

Glad you like it . I made it over the past few weeks - took some time as I'm not very good at coding, but I got there in the end .

I'm going to improve and make changes to it in a few weeks, once I've got some spare time.

Hey, your design totaly beats this thing I made

It's a really good idea I would just suggest that you make some URL mods (htaccess mod rewrite?) so that you have, for example:

http://thefiledb.com/file/egui.exe

So that then, it's much simpler to find another file directly from the url bar

 

[Ian]

I've got some basic URL mods on there at the moment, but I needed to keep ID's in place as there are multiple entries - however I'll be adding a search in a few weeks .

That's a nice page you've got there! If you can create that at age 13, you'll be an incredible web designer in the future. Hard work pays off!

 

[clifford_cooley]

That's a nice page you've got there! If you can create that at age 13, you'll be an incredible web designer in the future. Hard work pays off!

^^^++1

Age 13, FC you are awesome!!!

 

[Fire cat]

^^^++1

Age 13, FC you are awesome!!!

Thanks Definitly had to work hard... 2 years now.
If you read that page, it says I want to do it professionnaly in the futur

Being on this forum also helped me a lot to learn about computers

 

[clifford_cooley]

it says I want to do it professionnaly in the futur

I'm not trying to be critical but spelling is a big part of being (professionally in the future).

I tend to overlook spelling errors unless the source claims to be professionals. I know I make allot of mistakes myself but then I'm not creating professional websites or creating professional articles for the world to read either.

 

[nkcraddock]

I just wrote a little tool that does just this! You can drag/drop files and folders onto it and it will list all the metadata in a table. You can select which columns you want and then export to csv.

Check out my Metadata Extractor

I'm looking for feedback, so don't hesitate to contact me if I can do something to make it more useful.