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Windows Explorer does not include a simple display of this information.
There are utilities that will scan the disk, or tree structure and report to
you the sizes of the directories. I even wrote one myself as a programming
exercise. Samples of free utilities are Tree Size, Disk Usage, and Size Map.
You can do a search for these on download.com or other shareware/freeware
site. If you would like a copy of my own utility, send me a note and I can
get it to you.
Incidentally, your post is indeed in the grey area between PCBUILD and
PCSOFT.
Peter
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> -----Original Message-----
> I hope this is a Pcbuild question and not Pcsoft. I am unsure.
> When looking at the contains of a drive in my computer or
> explorer. I want to view
> the size of each directory, without going into each directory
> properties. Adding the
> size field only shows the size of the files on the root, not
> the directories. What is the
> easiest way to achive this.
>
> Thanks
> Richard F. Bolha
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