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I use a program called Game Collector from Collectorz.com. It's a very nice program which can link game titles to their online database giving tons of info (even game trailers) to a game title. It's a nice way to sort/edit/add your own descriptions and comments, etc. to games. They may be working on a method also to import from steam I believe, but that's down the road.
Hope that helps...
or you mentioned you are a programmer:
http://steamcommunity.com/dev code it yourself.
Thanks again!
What I did, was going to the steam website, logging in, going to my games overview, opening the console and writing the following:
var names = document.body.getElementsByClassName('gameListRowItemName');
var namesString = '';
for (var i = 0; i < names.length; i++) namesString += (names.innerText + '\n');
You can copy and paste it and then you'll get a list with all of your games, which you can simply copy and paste to excel or another text program :)
I know this is an ancient post but maybe it will help someone.