h33t - TreeSize Professional 5.2.3.505.Incl.SERIAL [h33t] [pmsyb]

TreeSize Professional 5.2.3.505

TreeSize Professional is a powerful and flexible harddisk space manager for Windows 200X / XP / Vista (32 and 64 Bit). Find out which folders are the largest on your drives and recover megabytes on your disks. TreeSize Professional shows you the size, allocated and wasted space, the number of files, 3D charts, the last access date, the file owner and permissions, the NTFS compression rate and much more information of several folders or drives you choose. It also lets you search drives, entire servers or the entire network for old, big, temporary and duplicate files.

Main Features

* Visually track down disk usage and see the size of all folders including their subfolders and break it down to the file level.
* Several exporting and reporting possibilities: Printed report (showing the directory structure), Excel, HTML, XML, text file, clipboard.
* The integrated fully customizable file search helps you to find and archive the largest, oldest, obsolete and temporary files, e.g. invalid shortcuts or files owned by a non existent account.
* You can search multiple drives, entire servers and even your entire network neighborhood. The search results can be exported, moved, deleted or passed to any executable file or script.
*Duplicate file search, optionally with MD5 checksums
* Statistics about file types and file owners on directory level. Additionally, it is possible to filter the file system tree on the left to a certain user or file type
* TreeSize Pro is able to save the data to an XML file and to load it again later.
* A saved XML file can be used to compare it against the current version of the file system branch. The difference between the two scans will be displayed and makes it easy to see which folders have grown.
* Support for Unicode file and folder names.
* The visible columns can be configured separately for the TreeSize Pro window, Excel export, HTML Export, Text export and printed reports. A lot of optional columns are available.
* TreeSize Pro ships with a shell extension for Windows 2000/XP/2003 that adds an additional TreeSize column to the Windows Explorer showing the size not only for files but also for folders.
* High performance by Multithreading: Browse the results during scanning, scan and view several folders at the same time, automatic adjustment of the number of threads that are used for a scan.
* Include and exclude certain files and folders in your scans
* Print the contents of a directory, including all files and the corresponding icons.
* Several Command line options allow scheduled and overnight scans of your hard disk. An integrated wizard helps to set up scheduled scans.
* A list of all files in the scanned folder and its subfolders can be exported, for example for use in a database.
* Support for the file based NTFS compression, hard links and Alternate Data Streams (ADS)
* Explorer context menu is supported inside the TreeSize window.

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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. Certainly 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 types will make it easy to find folders containing many of the particular file type.

Used disc space can also be grouped and filtered by users, in the same manner as the file types.

It is also possible to analyse 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 a 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.

In the Dialog "Schedule Tasks" you can now add customized TreeSize Tasks to the Windows Scheduled Tasks.

The file search of TreeSize helps you in finding 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.

File Search

The TreeSize File Search is a powerful tool for searching files on multiple drives, entire servers or even your entire network neighbourhood.
Custom File Search provides you with several options for a detailed file search. You can flexibly configure the search to your needs, using file names, sizes, dates, attributes and users as parameters for your search.
The results can be exported to a text, CSV or Excel file or processed within TreeSize.

Look for the largest or oldest files and see, if they are of any use for you. Track temporary files or useless internet files occupying your hard disc space.

TreeSize's search for duplicates makes searching twofold files easy.
Tracked down files can be marked for a subsequent removal either into the recycle bin or into a different folder of your choice. You can archive these files even in a ZIP file, if you want. The original paths to the archived files will be preserved, so restoring the files later in their original place is no issue. You may even pass the checked files to any executable file or script as parameter, which offers system administrators a lot of possibilities to process the results of a file search, e.g. for cleanup purposes.