[Mod-announce] Create Oblivion Mod List for Oblivion has been listed on elricm.com

[Elric Melnibone and the Elder Scrolls Web Portal]

The download: 'Create Oblivion Mod List'
in category Oblivion/Utilities
by lhammonds has been listed on elricm.com.

The page link for this individual mod/file is: 

http://www.elricm.com/mods.php?mod=3614 

Mod Descripton: 

Creates a comma-delimited file of your Oblivion
Mod Collection folder (on your PC).

If you're like me, you've downloaded a lot of mods
from tessource.net and other places. I created a
mod folder and then made sub-folders that match
the categories at tessource.net to keep things
organized. One problem that became hard to keep up
with is whether or not you've downloaded a mod
that shows up on download sites. Rather than
trying to fit my entire collection onto a Flash
drive, I decided to create a program that listed
all the files in my mod directory and place it
into a spreadsheet so that I can search, sort, and
count the mods that I have anywhere I go.

NOTE: If you have subfolder upon subfolder of
categories, it will include the directories as
part of the filename.

The 1st column is the sub-folder where the mod is
located.
The 2nd column is the name of the file (without
the extension).
The 3rd column is the extension of the filename.

Here is a sample of .csv output that this program
makes:

buildings, armorylab readme, txt
buildings, armorylab, 7z
cheats, tempo jewellery, esp
cheats, tempo jewellery, txt
npcs, crowded roads readme, txt
npcs, crowded roads revamped 2.0, omod
npcs, crowded roads-1, jpg
npcs, crowded roads, esp

The sample above shows that my Oblivion mod
collection folders are structured like this:

mods
|- buildings
|- cheats
|- npcs

Usage:
1) Double-click CreateOblivionModList.vbs
2) A file in your mod collection folder will be
created with todays timestamp.
Example: 2006-09-18 Mod List.csv
3) Open the .csv file in Excel, OpenOffice,
Notepad or any other program that can import
comma-delimited files.