Application List

Question

After seeing how well the QTINFO program was able to tell me all about the QT on my phone, I would like to find a program to do the following:
Create a list of *everything* on my phone (especially applications) complete with version number and date.
Store all this in a file that can be downloaded and printed.
Does such a thing exist? 
(I have been realizing that I don't know how many applications are up to date, whether I'm missing something I should have, and so on.  At least this way I would have a log file that has everything listed, for further reference.)

Answer 1

For some reason the Finder has always been rather slow when working with file sizes--if you want to see REALLY slow, turn on "Calculate all sizes" in the View->Show View Options. If you've already got that checked, that's no doubt your problem. If you want the Applications folder to open instantaneously, open it, put it in List view, bring up View Options, make sure the "always open in list view" is checked at the top, then UNcheck the box for the Size column. After all, the size of an application is what it is, and most of them never change (there are no doubt a few that store new items, such as a new plug-in, inside the application's folder, but if you want the whateveritis, you don't care what size it is). On those rare occasions when you DO want to rank things by size (I sometimes do, out of morbid curiosity) just bring up View Options and recheck the Size.
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