DirGraph provides a graphical view of the space used by your files and directories. It allows you to navigate around this view - zooming in to see greater detail and zooming out to see the bigger picture.
It also supports colour coding its display by file dates, so you can see at a glance how much of the space used is occupied by files that haven't been accessed for an age [and that should therefore have been committed to back-up storage long ago].
It can be quite interesting to look at your system in this way: for instance did you know your games and mp3 directories was taking that much of you over-all drive space?!! No wonder there wasn't room to install the latest version of PaceMaker...
[via frwr_news]
When I ran it, I discovered that Microsoft Encarta was taking up a half a GB of space on my hard drive. I didn't even realize Encarta was even installed. And sure enough, Encarta runs. Though I don't know if I would use it with wikipedia around..
Wondering whether Encarta is now available on the net, apparently not the encyclopdedia. However a dictionary, thesaurus, and translator are available online.
Encarta as a retail product has been discontinued.
Read all about it on wikipedia. (Where else?)
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