Makes a table that lists the files in a folder, and lets you access the files and subdirectories.
Also includes links to each file, icons for each filetype, and the ability to search for files.

It also has the option to log access to files and folders and includes a built in anti-leech system.

Updated: Jul 13, 2005

By : Justin

http://autoindex.sourceforge.net/

Makes a table that lists the files in a folder, and lets you access subdirectories. Also includes links to each file.

You don't have to put the file in each subdirectory - it takes care of subfolder access for you.

It also shows different icons for each file type, and if you put the mouse over the link, it show the file permissions.

It also has the option to log access and includes a built in anti-leach system.

Works on both Windows and Unix/Linux.

JustinHagstrom [at] yahoo [dot] com

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