README FILE FOR TREESIZE.EXE
Version 1.0, 2/4/94
by Marshall Brain, brain@iftech.com

TREESIZE.EXE is an NT console program that adds up the sizes
of all files in the current subtree. Usage is:

	treesize

It will return something similar to the following:

	h:\brain\nt\utils> treesize
	319672   8192*57=466944

The first number is the size of all of the files in all subdirectories in the 
subtree h:\brain\nt\utils. If the directory contains no subdirectories, then
this number is identical to the sum that the DIR command produces.
The equation multiples the cluster size for the disk by the number of 
clusters that all of the files consume, to produce the actual disk space
consumed by the files.

The EXE provided here is in Intel format. To obtain the source code
so that you can compile to other architectures (or to modify the
program), send an empty email message to "info@iftech.com". This is 
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