Hello all,looking for a file manager for Win XP Pro, which permits me to see the sizes of the files on my drive and analyze where to cut back or remove etc.. I thought there was a program called tree something or other which did this and I cannot find. Yet my savvy buddies here can possibly point me in a direction which allows me to purchase a good program for this. Thanks for your insight.
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You're probably thinking of TreeSize by Jam Software, a program I'm frequently recommending for such situations. Unfortunately it doesn't meet your final criteria...it's not available for purchase...it's free. 
Hope this helps,
John
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ZTreeWin and ZTreeBold are native 32bit text-mode file/directory managers for Windows (95/98/ME/NT/2K/XP) and OS/2 respectively. They are modelled closely on the powerful text-mode file-manager XTree Gold(tm), but enhanced to take advantage of todays popular operating systems.
http://www.ztree.com/
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