Space Explorer v4.0 for Windows (32-bit version) - README.TXT ============================================================= Thank you for trying Space Explorer v4.0 for Windows! How to Use This Document ================================================ To view README.TXT on screen in Notepad, maximize the Notepad window. To print README.TXT, open it in Notepad or another word processor, then use the Print command on the File menu. Contents ================================================ 1. What is Space Explorer for Windows? 2. How to install Space Explorer 3. Ordering information 4. Troubleshooting 5. System requirements 6. Feedback 1. What is Space Explorer for Windows? ================================================ Space Explorer for Windows shows the disk space used by folders and their sub-folders. Features include: * see folder sizes in Explorer-like tree (which you can drill down, save and sort by name, nominal size, allocated size, wasted (slack) space or date) * see folder sizes in pie charts, bar charts, line charts, and spline charts * view, rotate, and print 3D charts * highlight trees that exceed a certain size * view disk space allocated and wasted * multithreading support (view one group of folders while other groups are being analysed; and set thread priorities) * UNC support * MDI support * drag/drop support from File Manager/Explorer * create/save folder lists using Explorer-like window (so you can repeat sizing operation) * install/uninstall * full context-sensitive Help. There are many ways to use Space Explorer. For example, you can use it to find out: - which directory tree is using most space; - how much disk space is being used in users' home directories; - if two or more directory trees are identical (by comparing their sizes); you can also browse down the directories to see where they differ. Using Space Explorer for Windows is very easy. If you require more information while you're using it, press F1. This will provide context-sensitive help. 2. How to install Space Explorer ================================================ To install Space Explorer, simply run SETUP.EXE and follow the instructions. Once you have installed Space Explorer, you have the option of later uninstalling it. 3. Ordering information ================================================ Space Explorer is not free. To find out how to order it, choose the Ordering Information command from the Help menu in Space Explorer. 4. Troubleshooting ================================================ If Space Explorer fails to install, check that your computer satisfies the system requirements listed in section 5. In particular, you will require support for ActiveX. If you run Internet Explorer or any other program that uses OLE, you will probably have the required OLE files installed on your computer. 5. System requirements ================================================ The table below describes the system requirements for Space Explorer. You may find that you do not need a computer with a specification that matches these requirements. If your computer's specification falls significantly below these requirements, you may find that the 16-bit version of Space Explorer (called PKDirUse v3.0 for Windows) provides better performance. Component Requirement or Recommendation Operating system: Windows NT 4 (or higher) Windows 95 (or higher) Processor: 486 100Mz or faster (Windows 95) Pentium 90mhz (Windows NT) Memory: 16MB or greater (Windows 95) 32MB or greater (Windows NT) Disk space: 1MB Software: ActiveX (OLE) support 6. Feedback ================================================ Before sending any comments, please check the Help file, especially the section titled Questions, Problems and Solutions. You can send suggestions, problems and questions using: * Electronic mail (Internet): Praful@CompuServe.com * Post: Praful Kapadia, 75 Salisbury Walk, London, United Kingdom, N19 5DU. * Web site: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/praful The web site contains updates and shareware/freeware software. If you are sending bug reports, please provide as much information as possible, such as: * operating system; * version numbers; * error message(s); * steps to reproduce error; * how you can be contacted, for example, your e-mail address. ================================================ End of ReadMe.txt