Software update: TreeSize Free 4.7

Jam Software has released version 4.7 of Treesize Free. This program provides useful overviews of what is on the hard drive. This shows, among other things, how large the files are, how much space they take up, when they were last accessed, who is the owner and what the NTFS compression ratio is. All this can then be displayed in a 3D or pie slice graph for some files, a folder, a partition or the entire hard drive. In addition to the free version, there is a paid version that can handle network drives and also has more export options. More information is available this page to find. The following changes have been made in this release:

Changes in version 4.7:

• TreeSize Free now supports the creation of new folders.
• The settings on the columns of the Details list can now be reset to the default settings from within the application.
• Some usability improvements have been made to the application. Among other things, the filter dialog is now located on the “Scan” tab in the same way as in Personal/Professional.
• The look of the filter dialog has been revised.
• An error that could occur in some cases when deleting the [Files] node has been fixed.
• In rare cases wrong actions were listed in the quick access bar after an update of TreeSize Free. This has been fixed.
• Other minor bugs have been fixed.