PKDirUse v3.0 for Windows (16-bit version) - README.TXT
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Thank you for trying PKDirUse v3.0 for Windows!


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Contents
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1. What is PKDirUse for Windows?
2. How to install PKDirUse
3. Ordering information
4. Miscellaneous information


1. What is PKDirUse for Windows?
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PKDirUse for Windows shows the disk space used by directories
and their subdirectories. You can create and save lists of 
directories whose tree sizes you to find out. The results appear 
as a tree and can also be saved. For example, if you select 
directory C:\WINDOWS, the result will show the size of the 
C:\WINDOWS directory plus all the files in its subdirectories. 
You can then also view the size of directory trees within 
the C:\WINDOWS directory.

There are many ways to use PKDirUse. For example, you can use it 
to find out:

- which directory tree is using most space;

- how much disk space is being used in users' home directories;

- if two or more directory trees are identical (by comparing their 
  sizes); you can also browse down the directories to see where 
  they differ.

Using PKDirUse for Windows is very easy. If you require more 
information while you're using it, press F1. This will provide 
context-sensitive help. 


2. How to install PKDirUse
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To install PKDirUse, simply run SETUP.EXE and follow the instructions.
Once you have installed PKDirUse, you have the option of later uninstalling 
it.


3. Ordering information
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PKDirUse is not free. To find out how to order it, choose the Ordering
Information command from the Help menu in PKDirUse.


4. Miscellaneous information
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PKDirUse is not related in any way to PKZip. 'P' and 'K' are simply
the author's initials.