It's more of a file explorer view than a separate tool. The Tree-List view is the same as the Filter view but without the search options. By default, it uses the filter view, i.e., you can use a keyword or RegEx (Regular Expression) in the Include/Exclude fields to narrow down the search to specific file formats, names, or other parameters. You may have noticed that the pane has its own toolbar. name, size, extension, path, date modified and others. The pane displays file and folder listings in columns, e.g. Let's go back to the main pane of DirPrintOK, because that's where you will find all the useful options. The left side bar acts as the tree pane and is kind of similar to Windows Explorer's you can click on any item there to display its content in the main pane.

The address bar at the top displays the path of the current folder and the large pane to the right displays the folder's content.

The interface of DirPrintOK may look slightly confusing on first glance but that feeling will go away once you start using it. DirPrintOK is a freeware tool made by Nenad Hrg, the developer of the brilliant Q-Dir file manager.

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