By Thomas R. Grady. This is a directory editor for 1581 disks. As noted in the built it documentation, this early version only allows for swapping positions of files and a few other basic functions. I like to include early program versions like this for historical completeness.

1581 Directory Doctor by Steve Granat is a tool to sort directory entries on a 1581 floppy disk.  Instructions are built into the program.

Besides simply being able to sort the directory of a floppy, dir sort can also add separators, indent filenames and manually sort.

Released on December 7, 1996 by "Brush Cut" - CMD Diredit is a directory editor that works not only with stock Commodore drives, but also CMD drives including native & 1581 HD partitions.

D.D.D is a program which allows you to reorganize and redesign a disk's directory in almost any way you want. Very thorough documentation is on the disk.

Released by Jerome P. Yoner - 12/16/92. Dedit is a fancy directory sorting program. It will sort automatically or manually and works with all Commodore and CMD drives.

Dir Edit SFD-1541 by Willie, released in 1986.  This simple but handy utility lets you do all kinds of directory manipulations to a floppy and works on the Commodore 1541, 1581 and SFD drives.

Released by Case / Entropy with assistance of Uzzy / Entropy on August 14th, 1994. Dir Edit V5.00+ is another great directory/disk editor with lots of options and built-in help.

The Ancient Temple Dir-Editor v4.2. Original version by Cellux of Faces, fixed version by Case/TAT.

Pretty simple directory editor that lets you change things around and test stuff out before writing changes to disk with ctrl-f.

I wasn't able to glean to much information about this program other than it's definetly not a 1.0 version. It has some very handy directory manipulation features along with a Koala pic viewer and some type of music player.

Written by Mike, Shane & Dad.  Looks like this was a cool family project that turned out quite well.  This has all the tools to get things done and not all the fluff.

This Commodore 64 program is written completely in BASIC and is used to modify directory enteries on a disk. It is very basic but could be a good place to grab some routines if your writing your own program. 

Directory Shuffler was released in 1985 by Jolly Roger Software, it basically randomly re-sorts the files on a disk.  Although I can't figure out why anyone would want to use this, I'm sure someone out there wants to at least give it a try.

(c)1987 by HBS. Disk Manager is your usual directory editor with a few interesting features such as a disk monitor and error scanner.

The Whiz-zards Association, 1988 - Pretty nice directory editor.

Hermann-Josef Rottkemper, 1986. Input "missfeature" fixed by Bacchus of Fairlight. Straight forward manipulator/sorter, etc.

Written by Will Corley, USSR 1541 is a completely automated directory customizer.  Take a look at the screen shots and you can see how it modifies the directory.  You can change the information it adds to the directory in the program.  At the end of the BASIC program is some data statements that hold the details.

By Rick Morris with help from Jeno Horvath. Yellow Pages Directory Organizer is a easy to use program with built in instructions. With a split pane view, you can easily re-arrange your directory in the right pane based on the original structure from the left pane.

Written by Kevin Hopkins - Yellow Pages v2.0 is a tool that will let you manually re-organize a disks directory. You can see your changes before writing it to disk.