FolderSizes provides detailed and detailed graphical reports of the amount of disk space you are using, instantly and dynamically, while scanning your system. If you find any problems or have any questions/comments, just shoot me an email.FolderSizes is a powerful tool for analyzing and managing hard disk space. Other minor improvements, documentation updates, and bug fixes. Bug fix: Resolved a problem the main pie graph showing incorrect slice ratios under specific conditions. Improvement: Reduced the size of the FolderSizes download package by over half a meg. Improvement: Added the ability to right-click on the drive space pie graph and copy it to the Windows clipboard. This is displayed as an additional pie slice labeled '', followed by a percentage value.

Improvement: The pie graph view now reveals the amount of space consumed by files in the scanned folder. Improvement: Shell context menu extension was updated to provide access to 'file attributes' report. Example: foldersizes.exe /path:'d: emp' /filereport:'attribs' Improvement: Added new command-line switch called 'attribs' for accessing the new 'file attributes' file report. Provided usual array of menu and keyboard accessors. New feature: Introduced a new graph-oriented file report for displaying distribution of file attributes.

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Don't forget, I love to hear how people are using BulletProof FolderSizes out in the wild - always feel free to email me with your thoughts. Admins can even use FolderSizes' ability to generate HTML reports from the command-line to publish reports to a web server folder.Īnyway, these are just a couple examples of real-world use cases. Network and storage administrators can quickly generate reports that help to evaluate the distribution of storage resources. Someone recently told me that they used FolderSizes to decrease the time required to perform nightly backups by over 40%.įolderSizes is also often used to hold network attached storage users accountable for the disk space they consume. With FolderSizes, it's easy to scan local and network drives to determine how best to 'cut the fat' prior to running scheduled backups. Many of the IS / IT people I talk with use BulletProof FolderSizes to streamline their disk space backup processes. I've received quite a few emails lately from corporations who have successfully integrated BulletProof FolderSizes into their storage management plans, and I've learned some interesting things from these conversations.

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