jsaker@zeus.unomaha.edu (Jamie Saker, UNO ACE Computer Specialist) (04/05/91)
After sorting through nearly 500 3.5 disks, I've managed to get all of my files organized in a reasonable fashion and have a nice system of filing the disks. Now, I'm interested in locating a program to print out a listing of each disk (sort of how Compactor prints out the contents of an archive). I checked out Disk Librarian (at sumex-aim.stanford.edu, /info-mac/app/) which promptly bombs on a Mac SE (FDHD) and a Mac LC (not exceptionally surprising since the software was written in 86). I also checked out a HyperCard stack which sort of accomplishes the task, except it doesn't print the name of the disk on the printout (not to handy, eh?). Has anyone located a program that would accomplish what I'm trying to do? Many hearty thanks in advance! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jamie Saker Internet: jsaker@zeus.unomaha.edu Computer Specialist, acespec@zeus.unomaha.edu UNO Assoc. of Collegiate Entrepreneurs US Mail: /\ 3538 N 55th Street /\\\ Omaha, NE 68104 MultImage Communications /\\\\\ /\\\\\\\ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
brecher@husc9.harvard.edu (Jonathan Brecher) (04/07/91)
In article <12158.27fc64b3@zeus.unomaha.edu> jsaker@zeus.unomaha.edu (Jamie Saker, UNO ACE Computer Specialist) writes:
I'm interested in locating a program to print out a listing
of each disk (sort of how Compactor prints out the contents of an
archive). I checked out Disk Librarian (at sumex-aim.stanford.edu,
/info-mac/app/) which promptly bombs on a Mac SE (FDHD) and a Mac LC
(not exceptionally surprising since the software was written in 86).
I also checked out a HyperCard stack which sort of accomplishes the
task, except it doesn't print the name of the disk on the printout
(not to handy, eh?).
Try FileList 1.4, also at sumex. It's the best I've seen for printing a tex
file. It won't do disk labels, though.
jb