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TreeSize Professional is a hard disk manager that allows you to maintain as much free space on your computer as possible. This program shows you the file size and how much wasted space there is on the hard drive. It uses a shell extension that adds a column to Internet Explorer showing the filesize of files and folders. You can try it for free for 30 days, after which time you may purchase it.

TreeSize will visually show how much disk space is used as well as showing subfolders and files. It displays 3D charts, the last time the file was accessed; file permissions and owner, and compression rates. You can print the directory of files scanned and stipulate which files are to be scanned.

TreeSize will search entire networks, multiple drives and servers. The results of the search can be stored in a file. This software will delete invalid shortcuts as well as delete files owned by non-existing accounts.

TreeSize allows you to browse the scanning results while it is still scanning. Several files can be scanned at the same time. You can schedule when you want the scan to be done. They can be done over night.

TreeSize Professional features include:

• Any type of drives can be searched.
• It searches servers on a network for duplicate, old, large and temporary files.
• It will supply printed reports on disk space.
• You can customize the file search to display largest, oldest, absolute and temporary files.
• Information about the file size and ownership can be saved in an XML file, to be loaded again at a future date.
• The Windows Explorer content menu can be used inside the TreeSize window.
• The interface is uncomplicated.
• It supports Unicode.

TreeSize Professional is useful both at home and at work. If you wish, TreeSize can display the information using a bar graph or a pie chart.

By using the Users tab, you can see how much space each user is using in a particular folder.