The NEW Build Your Own Arcade Controls
Main => Everything Else => Topic started by: DYNAGOD on October 13, 2004, 10:05:27 am
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There was a program like 5-10 years ago,
it was basically a standalone windows explorer addon or replacement.
what made it unique from M$ explorer is that it displayed folders and files by representing their icons with a color indicative of their size.
a red folder/file being extremely large, a green file/folder being small, you get the idea. i think it also had a progress bar looking thing next to each folder/file to represent the size of its content as well..
i really need a program like this again.
the new 87b's with its 10 dvds put me over the top in the space department. and as im running a raid 0 , upgrading would be expensive. i simply want to be able to easily weed out large folders and files that i may not be using anymore ,and this was the best tool i could remeber to accomplish that.
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try spacemonger. Its not exactly like you requested, but its a graphical representation of all your folders.. neat, fast, very small (no need to evem install, just extract and run the exe).
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awesome, ill find that now!
thanks! ;D
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wow! awesome proggy!
small no installer festering up my registry. ;D
and it works great!
exactly what i was looking for :)
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its a good one isent it!! Just wondering if you have the same problem I do though. Occassionally when I delete a particularly large directory I get an error (files actually delete though) and I have to restart the thing. Its not a huge deal, but if your using it on a machine with alot of little files it can take a minute or two to scan the whole hd...
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hasnt crashed on me, YET :P
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For a somewhat amusing view of your hard drive, check out SequoiaView (http://www.win.tue.nl/sequoiaview/).
-Steve