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Gareth
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I like FolderSize, since it's integrated ininto Explorer and caches the results. You always know how much space a folder is taking, and can easily identify space hogs. It's always there, so you don't have to start a separate program.

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I like FolderSize, since it's integrated in Explorer and caches the results. You always know how much space a folder is taking, and can easily identify space hogs. It's always there, so you don't have to start a separate program.

FolderSize screenshot http://sourceforge.net/dbimage.php?id=12059

I like FolderSize, since it's integrated into Explorer and caches the results. You always know how much space a folder is taking, and can easily identify space hogs. It's always there, so you don't have to start a separate program.

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I like FolderSize, since it's integrated in Explorer and caches the results. You always know how much space a folder is taking, and can easily identify space hogs. It's always there, so you don't have to start a separate program.

FolderSize screenshot http://sourceforge.net/dbimage.php?id=12059

I like FolderSize, since it's integrated in Explorer and caches the results. You always know how much space a folder is taking, and can easily identify space hogs. It's always there, so you don't have to start a separate program.

I like FolderSize, since it's integrated in Explorer and caches the results. You always know how much space a folder is taking, and can easily identify space hogs. It's always there, so you don't have to start a separate program.

FolderSize screenshot http://sourceforge.net/dbimage.php?id=12059

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I like FolderSize, since it's integrated in Explorer and caches the results. You always know how much space a folder is taking, and can easily identify space hogs. It's always there, so you don't have to start a separate program.