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To: Clay M who wrote (7014)	11/22/1999 8:43:00 PM
From: PMS Witch	Read Replies (1) of 110583

Files by size ... Open a DOS window and type the command DIR /S /OS from the root directory and you'll get all directories on your disk sorted by size. You can use DIR /S /O-S and get them listed biggest to smallest. Leave out the /S and you'll not get the subdirectories. It may be useful to re-direct the output: DIR /S /OS > FILES.TXT and look at FILES.TXT with Notepad or print it out. You can change the /OS to print Order Date with /OD. Use /OS /OD to sort Order Size, then Order Date, or /OD /OS to sort by Date first and then size. Just type DIR /? and you'll get a list of what's available. Put them together and create your own results. Hope this helps, PW.

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