This program was created to simplify "garbage collection" procedures. In
a typical usage the hard drive space is slowly filled up by the useless
data. This may incude temporary files, rarely used software, and so on.
Additionally, "forgotten" data is a common cause of this problem. Upon
the first run of the Disk Space Visualizer we have immediately
discovered about 18GB worth of log files (originally generated for some
obscure case). Obviously, we forgot to delete these files when done with
them. Buried somewhere deep in nested folders, these logs sat there
unnoticed for some months. It was quite a relief to get rid of them,
especially taking into account the 60GB capacity of the disk.
http://www.z-a-recovery.com/tools-visualizer.htm

In message <(E-Mail Removed)>, Tramp
<(E-Mail Removed)> writes
>This program was created to simplify "garbage collection" procedures. In
>a typical usage the hard drive space is slowly filled up by the useless
>data. This may incude temporary files, rarely used software, and so on.
>Additionally, "forgotten" data is a common cause of this problem. Upon
>the first run of the Disk Space Visualizer we have immediately
>discovered about 18GB worth of log files (originally generated for some
>obscure case). Obviously, we forgot to delete these files when done with
>them. Buried somewhere deep in nested folders, these logs sat there
>unnoticed for some months. It was quite a relief to get rid of them,
>especially taking into account the 60GB capacity of the disk.
>http://www.z-a-recovery.com/tools-visualizer.htm

Is this like the excellent WinDirStat?
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/...nDirStat.shtml
Ian.
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