The Command to Check the Capacity/volume of Directory

[hon123456]

Dear all,

For now, if I want to check the capacity of one directory. I
can
1. Point to the name of the directory.
2. Right Click the mouse and Chose Properties
3. Then I can found the capacity of the Directory.

But I heard that there is a command in Win2000 that can show
the
capacity of many directory in just one command, that means I need not
to click each directory One by One. Anyone knows the command,please
help.

Thanks.

 

[Rick]

Dear all,

For now, if I want to check the capacity of one directory. I
can
1. Point to the name of the directory.
2. Right Click the mouse and Chose Properties
3. Then I can found the capacity of the Directory.

But I heard that there is a command in Win2000 that can show
the
capacity of many directory in just one command, that means I need not
to click each directory One by One. Anyone knows the command,please
help.

Thanks.

Just highlight all of the folders you want size info on (hold
down the Ctrl key as you click each one), then right-click/
Properties. It will give you the total size for all highlighted
folders.

Rick

 

[hon123456]

Thanks Rick,
Sorry for do not stated the quesiton clearly. The Command
that I want is that it can list the size/capacity of each directory
One by One in Command Prompt Window. The command maybe Dir with some
parameter that can show the size of each directory.

Thanks for your attention.

 

[Rick]

DIR /A/S started in any folder will give you size info on that
folder and all of its subfolders.

Rick

 

[hon123456]

Hello Rick,

I have try your suggestion. But it list all the current
folder and subdirectory.

The result that i want is used DIR to just list the size of
all
the folder in current path.

For example, I got folder A and B. And A has subdirectory
AA. I want to type the DIR, then it list the size of A and B. I do not
want it to list subdir AA. But the size of A and B should be the size
that include the subdirectory.