Get total number of bytes??

Is there a quick way to find the total number of bytes in a folder AND ITS
SUB-FOLDERS??

Thanks,
Doug

"Doug Mc" wrote in
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Is there a quick way to find the total number of bytes in a folder AND
ITS SUB-FOLDERS??

Thanks,
Doug




Yes. Open the command prompt, goto the folder and type 'dir /s *.* enter'

"Doug Mc" wrote in message
...
Is there a quick way to find the total number of bytes in a folder AND
ITS
SUB-FOLDERS??

Thanks,
Doug

Right click on the folder c. Properties All is revealed.

The Widows folder in Windows Explorer will demonstate this quite
effectively

Regards,
Emrys Davies.

Thanks to you both.
Both methods work great!
Doug


"Emrys Davies" wrote in message
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"Doug Mc" wrote in message
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Is there a quick way to find the total number of bytes in a folder AND
ITS
SUB-FOLDERS??

Thanks,
Doug

Right click on the folder c. Properties All is revealed.

The Widows folder in Windows Explorer will demonstate this quite
effectively

Regards,
Emrys Davies.

"Doug Mc" wrote in
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Is there a quick way to find the total number of bytes in a folder AND
ITS SUB-FOLDERS??

In addition to what the others said... if you want to get fancy, use
"treesize" from http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/index.shtml
It's freeware. It installs itself as a right click option in Windows
Explorer and My Computer. Right click on the folder, pick treesize, and
it'll show you the amount contained in that folder and also each of its
subfolders.
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