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[Nathonijan]

Hi Members!
I just want to save folders and files in a directory on PC with Thumbnails like files and folders are there with their's attribute but not with REAL SIZE. ( just for analyzing a directory later)
so suggest me any software or method.
i want it like it as Explorer shows us.
Thanks in Advance.

 

[Jerry_Xristos]

check those two programs

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if i were you i would go with the first one
please inform us in case this is what you were looking for so we can close the thread

 

[Nathonijan]

thanks for replying but i don't replace Explorer.
my point is that i want save files and folders state with their attributes except REAL SIZE because i don't want files and folders actually ( copy etc)
just want a directory tree ( virtually) with thumbnails and this ( virtual ) directory open like as we open directory in Explorer.

 

[Jerry_Xristos]

thanks for replying but i don't replace Explorer.
my point is that i want save files and folders state with their attributes except REAL SIZE because i don't want files and folders actually ( copy etc)
just want a directory tree ( virtually) with thumbnails and this ( virtual ) directory open like as we open directory in Explorer.

this might help you

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[Nathonijan]

this might help you

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again Thanks but i've seen many tools like as you mentioned but i just want a 'Virtual Explorer Directory" (better words).
like a dummy file/folder without size.
in other words you have a (look like) real Explorer Directory but without Size.
i wish you got my point

 

[Chuck]

Your question is still hard to understand. Are you asking for something that makes a catalog of folder names and files names. with associated thumbnails?

If so then you need a DAM (Digital Asset Managment) app or something that includes that function. Most serious photography apps do that, e.g. Lightroom. I hesitate to recommend Lightroom though because it's a big app and you will only be using a very small part of it. There are other more lightweight photography apps that include cataloging functions but I'm not familiar with them so I can't recommend one. TeamOS has several. Do your own research.

Investigate the apps in these links:

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And this one

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[choli]

Assuming that you're using Windows 10 pro as your OS..
Just remove "size" tab from your explorer.
And then go "View" -> Options -> Change folder and search option
Enter tab "view" and the "Apply to all folders"

 

[Chuck]

Look at the free IrfanView app. Google it.

It's very lightweight and the Thumbnail option might do what you want.

 

[SiteWizard]

@Nathonijan Also when you have found wat you needed then please tell US here
So we can close this thread

 

[Nathonijan]

thanks to all that helped .
for example i have 2 PC at different places and not connected with any network. i just backup a Partition or some directories but not with real size. open 2nd PC and open this backup file as Explorer shows us.
1. my point is just save (MFT or any directory) for later use as WizTree does.
2. open this (MFT or any directory) in real or virtual Explorer to see all directories with their thumbnails Explorer shows us.
some can understand if he/she used WizTree.

 

[Chuck]

Try

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Let us know if this does the job so that we can close the thread.

If it isn't what you want then tell me why.

 

[Nathonijan]

Try

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Let us know if this does the job so that we can close the thread.

If it isn't what you want then tell me why.

i think i'm not able to tell what i want so let close this Thread.

 

[Mr. Spacely]

i think i'm not able to tell what i want so let close this Thread.

As you wish. Thread completed. Good luck.