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| author | bseifert <none@none> | 2003-11-26 11:29:13 +0300 |
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| committer | bseifert <none@none> | 2003-11-26 11:29:13 +0300 |
| commit | f2930321f1f56218ef8e9d47b396195379dbc43b (patch) | |
| tree | 986146cbf336d9bb39983ec6a6728a1edf5d6538 /wdshelp | |
| parent | bf4e3f309540fb9603dee920beb5560a38cfcafc (diff) | |
Bugfixes, new column in extensionlist, new Resource Version.
Diffstat (limited to 'wdshelp')
| -rw-r--r-- | wdshelp/extensionlist.htm | 39 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | wdshelp/faq.htm | 42 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | wdshelp/limits.htm | 12 |
3 files changed, 55 insertions, 38 deletions
diff --git a/wdshelp/extensionlist.htm b/wdshelp/extensionlist.htm index 9e8b3e5..05ff431 100644 --- a/wdshelp/extensionlist.htm +++ b/wdshelp/extensionlist.htm @@ -8,25 +8,34 @@ <BODY> <h2>Extension List</h2> <p>The extension list contains all types (filename extensions) occurring in the - directory tree. For every file type the column "Bytes" shows the sum of the file - sizes. By default, the extension list is sorted descending by this column. - So at the top are those files types, which all in all take up most space - on the hard disk. + directory tree. For every file type the column "Bytes" shows the sum of the + file sizes. By default, the extension list is sorted descending by this column. + So at the top are those files types, which all in all take up most space on the + hard disk. </p> - <p>12 colors are assigned to the 12 file types, which take up most space. The rest - is grey. The treemap shows the files in these colors. + <p>12 colors are assigned to the 12 file types, which take up most space. The rest + is grey. The treemap shows the files in these colors. </p> <h3>Columns</h3> <p> - <ul> - <li><u>Extension</u>. Icon and filename extension.</li> - <li><u>Color</u>. The color, which is used by the treemap to display the files of this type.</li> - <li><u>Description.</u> Description of the file type. Corresponds to the description - shown by the Windows Explorer.</li> - <li><u>Bytes</u>. Total volume of the file type in the directory tree. - Sum of the sizes of all files of this type.</li> - <li><u>Files</u>. Number of files of this type in the directory tree.</li> - </ul> + <ul> + <li> + <u>Extension</u>. Icon and filename extension.</li> + <li> + <u>Color</u>. The color, which is used by the treemap to display the files of + this type.</li> + <li> + <u>Description.</u> Description of the file type. Corresponds to the + description shown by the Windows Explorer.</li> + <li> + <u>Bytes</u>. Total volume of the file type in the directory tree. Sum of the + sizes of all files of this type.</li> + <li> + <u>% Bytes</u>. The same information as proportion related to the overall tree + size.</li> + <li> + <u>Files</u>. Number of files of this type in the directory tree.</li> + </ul> </p> </BODY> </html> diff --git a/wdshelp/faq.htm b/wdshelp/faq.htm index 1debbf0..8a7a6fe 100644 --- a/wdshelp/faq.htm +++ b/wdshelp/faq.htm @@ -13,30 +13,34 @@ </head> <BODY> <h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2> - <h3>Q: Does the treemap relate to the allocation of hard disk sectors?</h3> - <p>A: No. The treemap view has nothing to do with hard disk sectors. - Generally big files are scattered on the hard disk. The treemap on the other - hand shows each file as <i>one</i> rectangle. + <h3>Does the treemap relate to the allocation of hard disk sectors?</h3> + <p>No. The treemap view has nothing to do with hard disk sectors. Generally big + files are scattered on the hard disk. The treemap on the other hand shows each + file as <i>one</i> rectangle. </p> - <h3>Q: Does WinDirStat start threads for the read jobs?</h3> - <p>A: No. WinDirStat is - apart from the about box, which runs in an own thread - - deeply single-threaded. All work is done in OnIdle(). + <h3>Does WinDirStat start threads for the read jobs?</h3> + <p>No. WinDirStat is - apart from the about box, which runs in an own thread - + deeply single-threaded. All work is done in OnIdle(). </p> - <h3>Q: What does the item <Files> mean?</h3> - <p>A: See <A href="legend.htm">Legend</A>. + <h3>What does the item <Files> mean?</h3> + <p>See <A href="legend.htm">Legend</A>. </p> - <h3>Q: What does the > symbol in front of the column captions mean?</h3> - <p>A: The > and < symbols in the column headers indicate the current - <A href="sorting.htm">sorting</A>. + <h3>What does the > symbol in front of the column captions mean?</h3> + <p>The > and < symbols in the column headers indicate the current <A href="sorting.htm"> + sorting</A>. </p> - <h3>Q: What is the file wdsr0407.dll for?</h3> - <p>A: This file contains the German translation of WinDirStat. 0407 is the - language identifier for "German - Germany". If this file is absent, then - WinDirStat is available in the (built-in) language English only. + <h3>On my XP WinDirStat shows more than a GB <Unknown>, what's wrong?</h3> + <p>Nothing. XP quite often creates rather big 'System restore points' under + C:\System Volume Information, but denies access to it. </p> - <h3>Q: The size information in KB and MB seems to be a bit too small.</h3> - <p>A: WinDirStat sticks to the computing convention, that "kilo" doesn't stand - for 1000 but for 1024. So we have:<br> + <h3>What is the file wdsr0407.dll for?</h3> + <p>This file contains the German translation of WinDirStat. 0407 is the language + identifier for "German - Germany". If this file is absent, then WinDirStat is + available in the (built-in) language English only. + </p> + <h3>The size information in KB and MB seems to be a bit too small.</h3> + <p>WinDirStat sticks to the computing convention, that "kilo" doesn't stand for + 1000 but for 1024. So we have:<br> 1 KB = 1024 Bytes<br> 1 MB = 1024 KB = 1,048,576 Bytes<br> 1 GB = 1024 MB = 1,048,576 KB = 1,073,741,824 Bytes. diff --git a/wdshelp/limits.htm b/wdshelp/limits.htm index ba97f8e..4527dfe 100644 --- a/wdshelp/limits.htm +++ b/wdshelp/limits.htm @@ -9,18 +9,22 @@ <h2>Limits</h2> <table border="1" bordercolor="black" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="20"> <tr> - <td>Number of direct subitems of a directory</td> - <td>2^31 (= 2,147,483,648)</td> - </tr> - <tr> <td>Time spent on scanning</td> <td>2^32 ms (= 49 days)</td> </tr> <tr> + <td>Number of direct subitems of a directory</td> + <td>2^31 (= 2,147,483,648)</td> + </tr> + <tr> <td>File size, tree size</td> <td>2^63 (= 8,388,608 TB)</td> </tr> <tr> + <td>Total number of items</td> + <td>2^63</td> + </tr> + <tr> <td>Number of concurrent read jobs</td> <td>2^63</td> </tr> |