Knowledge Base

How I must edit "TreeSize.xsl ", to get a files in XML Report? Can you send to me a "TreeSize.xsl " which can print in XML Report files in directories?

I want to run a scheduled task every week without the need to rename the file before it 's overwritten. Is there a method to name the file in a date format?

Can I use the software on a Windows 2003 server 64 bit system?

Where is the history data stored ?

I did not notice when I bought the package that it was TreeSize Personal. What is the difference between the the Personal and the Professional version ? Can I upgrade?

Is there a way to get a summarized listing of all the owners for files/folders down an entire folder tree? The top-level folder gives the owner for that folder, but various sub-folders can have other owners and I 'm looking to get a summarized listing of all the various people that may have files/folders below a top-level folder.

I want to analyze the size and growth (via xml report compare) of a specific set of folders. Is it possible to save a selection of folders to scan on the same drive? There are like 80 folders out of 120 that need scanning.

Where can I find updates ?

Is it possible to download a trial version of this software?

I was wondering if it was possible to have the "Check for Update " button disabled or removed from the Help menu.

Do ANY of your versions of TreeSize work with Windows Vista?This would include scanning a disk FROM a machine with XP, scanning a disk from another machine that has Vista loaded on it.

Is there a way to get TreeSize to show the "Last Change " date as the date of the last change for any sub-folder or file created in the folder 's tree/path including if a new file/folder was created that was greater than the top-level folder? I 'm trying to get a top-level view of folder sizes and when they were last modified, and the Last Change date doesn 't seem to be accurate with the above scenario I 've described.