Summary: A useful tool to represent graphically your memory space usage
Requirements:
Windows Mobile Pocket PC 2003 / 5 / 6
Microsoft .NET CompactFramework
Arrived:
Apr 8, 2008
Found under:
utilities,
memory,
directory,
color,
tool
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DirMap is the best choice for representing your memory space usage. DirMap represent the memory usage with a graphical view where each file and folder is represented as a rectangle which area is proportional to the size of the file/folder. Using this representation you can easily locate large files and folders.
Dirmap can also list the content of any folder by sorting all files and subfolders by size.
More information at http://jc.tools.free.fr
| Principe
easy to understand view of the disk space usage within a folder:
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"List" view show content of the folder sorted by size
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"Map" view show content of the folder thru rectangular boxes which area is
proportional to content size.
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Click on a displayed box of "Map" view to get information about the selected item
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| Easy
Navigation in folder structure
Use  icon in the toolbar to navigate to containing folder
In "List" view, selecting a folder will automatically navigate into this folder
In "Map" view:
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click a folder on the "Map" will display a small menu with folder name
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because selected item is a folder, the small menu displays a
icon allowing to navigate into this folder
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File
information
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Use
 icon in the
toolbar (available if a file is selected, either in "List" view or in "Map" view)
to show detailled information regarding the file
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General
customization
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define which folder to analyze when application starts
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define if you would like to take into account files in ROM or expansion cards
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"List"
and "Map" views can be customized by
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selecting units (bytes, KBytes, MBytes, or automatic unit selection
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selecting a font size (small, medium or large)
- defining the "Map" view graphical representation: flat or cushion
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Colors in "Map"
view can be customized by
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defining which color to be used for various file types
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