Size of Images in Adobe

[John R]

With XP Home Edition I have over 3000 images in Adobe Photoshop. How do I
determine the size of all these files? If very large would it be wise to
transfer them to a second drive other than the C drive?

 

[bourgui]

Hi there!

the easiest way for you to find out their size is to place them all in
one folder. Then right-click that folder, select Properties.
This will bring up a window giving details about the folder including
how many items (images) you have in it, as well as the total size the
folder takes.

3000 seems like a relatively big number. Personally I would place them
somewhere else than the c: drive, unless it is really large.

 

[Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User]

Try Treesize..

http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/index.shtml

 

[Bob I]

Go to search, "Find" the the files, when search is complete, Ctrl+A to
select all, then R-click on the selected files and pick Properties, the
Dialog box will display the file count, total size and total size on disk.

 

[Bob I]

Just Search for them, no need to move anything. Then do r-click,
properties after selecting all the found files.

 

[John R]

Mike Hall's suggestion of trying Treesize was very powerful and did the
trick. Thanks Mike.
What about putting on a second (non c) drive? Good idea?