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The main window has a clear and easy to use interface which is split into the file system tree on the left and the details view on the right. Optional gradient color bars in the file system tree give a quick review. While the scan is performed you can already browse through the results which get constantly updated. Of course TreeSize supports Unicode file- and directory names.
In the details view you will find a lot of valuable information about the disk usage like the folder size, the space wasted by the file system, the last access date, the NTFS compression rate and the owner. The listed can be sorted by any column and more columns can easily be added using the context menu.
With the pie charts you will quickly get a good impression of the disk usage.
The charts can also be printed or copied to the clipboard.
An alternative graphical presentation is the bar chart.
The appearance of the charts can be configured in many ways using the chart toolbar.
The Tree Map is a hierarchical chart that is able to visualize the sizes of each subfolder (not only direct child folders) of a selected directory branch.
Optionally the Tree Map can be switched to 3D mode.
The used disk space can be broken down into the file types. Filtering the file system tree on the left by certain file extensions will make it easy to find folders containing many of the particular file types.
Used disk space can also be grouped and filtered by users, in the same manner as the file types.
It is also possible to analyze used disk space regarding the age of files. Intervals regarding "creation date" , "last change" and "last access" are fully customizable.
The Top 100 pane provides an overview about the top 100 largest files.
Many aspects of TreeSize can be configured in the options dialog, e.g. the view, the export of data or startup options.
With TreeSize, the size information of the file system branch can be saved to an XML file. The feature "Compare with XML-Reportï¿?" allows you to compare the results of two different measurement points clearly.
In the dialog "Schedule Tasks" you can now add customized TreeSize Tasks to the Windows Scheduled Tasks.
The file search of TreeSize helps you to find obsolete and very large files. The particular search types can be configured in detail and certain or recently changed files can automatically be excluded from the search results. Click here for a detailed description of TreeSize's File Search.
