Windows XP Tweaks.

If you want to print a webpage without the images etc. and don't want any space to be wasted, try this out. It will not only remove the images, but will not load their placeholders either!

First open notepad and copy/paste this in exactly as it is:

IMG { display: none !important;} /* Don't display images */

/* "!important;" overrides web page css file */

Save this file as "NoImages.css" ... make sure you select Save As and type the filename in inverted commas so that it doesn't save the file with a .txt extension. Also, save the file in some place where it won't be deleted!

Then, open a webpage with lots of pictures as well as text, just to test it out.
Go to Tools>Internet Options, and in the General tab, click the Accesibility button.
Check the box "Format documents using my style sheet" and select the .css file that you just created.
Click OK ... the changes take place immediately ... you don't need to restart the browser! Uncheck the box, and the web page looks normal again!

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This tweak basically adds a new item to your right click context menu called "Create File List Here" that generates a list of all files/subfolders and their attributes in a .txt file.

Here's how:
1) Open Notepad and enter in the following line:
dir /a /-p /o:gen >Contents.txt

2)Use "Save as" and save the file as "filelist.bat" (Again, don't forget the inverted commas! ) Save the file in the WINDOWS folder
3) Open Windows Explorer (Winkey+E) and go to Tools>Folder Options and click the File Types tab
4) Choose "Folder" and click the "Advanced" button
5) Click the "New..." button and in the "Action" box type in Create File List Here. For the application used to perform the action browse and find the file you just created (filelist.bat) and click OK

You're all set! All you gotta do is right click a folder and select "Create File List Here". When you go into the folder, you should see a file Contents.txt with all the files/subfolders and their attributes. You can always print Contents.txt if you like