TreeSize v1.1
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(c) 1993 I.C.E. Idead Computersoftware Elaborations


Outline :
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Welcome to TreeSize, a powerful directory space lister.
TreeSize ist able to calculate all the directories on your drive
with size and percentage.

There are two percentages : the absolute and the relative percentage.

Absolute percentage means how much space the specific directory needs
on your disk, e.g. if a directory needs 10 Mbytes on a  100 MBytes drive,
you will get 10 %.

Relative percentage means how much space the specific directory needs
caculated to the parent directory. This means that you now can easily
get the sizes of subdirectories, e.g. if you got the following tree :

  rel. %
  xx.xx%    d:\test1
  75.00%      d:\test1\x1
  25.00%      d:\test1\x2

this means, that subdirectory x1 needs 75% , and subdirectory x2
needs 25% of space in subdirectory test1 (and below).


Syntax :
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TreeSize doesn't need specific parameters, but you can specify a
directory at which to start the process, e.g. :

TreeSize c:\myown\thisone


Versioning :
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1.0 : First publishing via Internet (ftp.cdrom.com and ftp.garbo.uwasa.fi

1.1 : Bugfixes :
       o For some users the space for directory size seems too small, now
         it is space for sizes up to 999 Gigabytes (i think this should last
         for some time !)
       o Fixed a problem with percentage space (also too small)
       o DOS Version : OOPS, this version hasn't allowed redirecting.
         Very bad on big drives !

Author:
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standard mail:

Wolfgang Guertler
Schrammelgasse 32
2103 LANGENZERSDORF
AUSTRIA


eMail : w.guertler@infosys.tuwien.ac.at  or
        lanlu007@infosys.tuwien.ac.at  or
        vs017@infosys.tuwien.ac.at