Dec 162017
| Little utility to count bytes used in each directory. Select drives, subdirectories, and/or filemask. Nothing fancy, but I find it useful for cleaning up my drives. Uploaded by author JSTUDT. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| DIRCNT.EXE | 13229 | 5585 | deflated |
| README.TXT | 1012 | 591 | deflated |
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Contents of the README.TXT file
DIRCNT.EXE - Written by John T. Studt
A program of mostly stolen routines from numerous examples.
(That *is* what object orientated programming is all about?)
Written in Visual Basic 3.0, you'll need VBRUN300.DLL to
run this program. I've assigned no fancy icon to it. Your on your own for
styling it.
You can select Drive, Path, and file mask. Pressing
"SEARCH" will search the currently selected drive/path
for the file mask, counting all files that match the
criteria, and accumulate the bytes used. All subdirectories
from the current directory selected are also searched.
Once the search is completed, you may select any entry
and start a running total of files/bytes at the bottom.
I find this most useful for determining which directories
are hogging space, and which directories may need offloading
to other drives.
If you have any comments or suggestions (or complaints),
You can reach me any of the following:
CompuServe: 71234,3374
InterNet : [email protected]
A program of mostly stolen routines from numerous examples.
(That *is* what object orientated programming is all about?)
Written in Visual Basic 3.0, you'll need VBRUN300.DLL to
run this program. I've assigned no fancy icon to it. Your on your own for
styling it.
You can select Drive, Path, and file mask. Pressing
"SEARCH" will search the currently selected drive/path
for the file mask, counting all files that match the
criteria, and accumulate the bytes used. All subdirectories
from the current directory selected are also searched.
Once the search is completed, you may select any entry
and start a running total of files/bytes at the bottom.
I find this most useful for determining which directories
are hogging space, and which directories may need offloading
to other drives.
If you have any comments or suggestions (or complaints),
You can reach me any of the following:
CompuServe: 71234,3374
InterNet : [email protected]
December 16, 2017
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