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How can I get hard disk drive size in Automator?<br />
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Very simple i'm sure (may need to use shell script?) but i'm new to mac scripting and googling this topic seems to be a returning too many irrelevant results!
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How can I get hard disk drive size in Automator?

Very simple i'm sure (may need to use shell script?) but i'm new to mac scripting and googling this topic seems to be a returning too many irrelevant results!

How can I get hard disk drive size in Automator?

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