Space Explorer Professional software was designed to be a utility for analysing your hard drives

Space Explorer Professional software was designed to be a utility for analysing your hard drives.

These are the main features of this software

• E-mail suggestions.
• Install and uninstall Space Explorer.
• Use the keyboard or mouse; most functions have a keyboard equivalent.
• Set many options to fine-tune Space Explorer.
• Scan network drives; UNCs (Universal Naming Convention), just like MYSERVERASHARE, are supported; this means you do not have to map drive letters to network directories; you can, if you wish, map and disconnect drive letters from Space Explorer.
• View one window while other commands are executing in the background; Space Explorer is multithreaded (you can set thread priorities).
• Sort list columns in rising or descending order.
• See most generated information as a list (like Windows Explorer) and in charts.
• Move floating toolbars.
• Work with FAT, FAT32 and NTFS partitions.
• Display a file’s compressed size (for NTFS).
• Display drive properties just like disk and file system information.
• Find certain references to system files; this is an experimental feature that may help you find unused DLLs.
• Monitor local, network, and pre-selected drives; if you manage a network, you can keep an eye on free disk space on servers.
• Find large files; you can find the largest files on your system or those files exceeding a specified size.
• Compare folders.
• Analyse disks using the disk analysis wizard.
• Find duplicate files.
• See folder tree sizes in a Windows Explorer-like tree; you can as well highlight folder trees that exceed a certain size to find out that folder trees are taking up most space.
• Use the Internet to register Space Explorer - this is a feature well worth trying :-) More customisation options.
• Launch Space Explorer from batch files; command line parameters and switches are supported.
• Create and save folder lists so that you can repeat commands; network administrators, for instance, can create folder lists containing users’ home directories and regularly scan them to see that folders trees are growing or shrinking.
• Save file lists in tab-separated text files. You can then print the file in an editor just like Notepad.
• Display a file’s owner (for NTFS).
• Work with FAT, FAT32 and NTFS partitions.
• Copy, move, rename, and delete multiple files all from a toolbar or a menu.
• Use drag and drop to copy and move files within Space Explorer and as well to other programs just like Windows Explorer.
• Create shortcuts.
• Use the Windows Explorer context menu.
• Compare two files.
• Compare folders and take “snapshots” to see how drive usage changes over time; you can compare two snapshots to see that files have been added since the earlier snapshot.
• View HTML pages (requires Internet Explorer 4 or greater).
• View, create, and edit ZIP files.
• Set modified, created, and last access dates and times for a selected group of files.
• Set attributes for a selected group of files.
• Automatically display all supported pictures in the selected folder.
• View many files without opening their applications (ICO, BMP, EMF, GIF, JPG, PNG, WMF, EXE, DLL, and text files).
• The folders you have Explored are saved in the history (they’re even restored when you restart Space Explorer!).
• Explore multiple folders at the same time; this feature combines the convenience of File Manager with the usability of Windows Explorer. You can as well easily Explore special Windows folders just like Personal, Templates, Favorites, Programs, Start Menu, and Startup.

· More customisation options.

Limitations of this software

· 30 days evaluation period