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Thanks on other comments. &nbsp;Winstat appeared first and gets the job done. &nbsp;Credit for others in case I find any limitations in Winstat.
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Thanks on other comments.  Winstat appeared first and gets the job done.  Credit for others in case I find any limitations in Winstat.

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There's a great app for Mac OS X called WhatSize. &nbsp;It provides a view of folder size off the root drive or any subfolders of a parent folder. &nbsp;It doesn't display only the current folder size. &nbsp;It will display the size of all folders within the current view. &nbsp;Is there anything similar for Vista?
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There's a great app for Mac OS X called WhatSize.  It provides a view of folder size off the root drive or any subfolders of a parent folder.  It doesn't display only the current folder size.  It will display the size of all folders within the current view.  Is there anything similar for Vista?

How to display size of multiple folders?

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