October 8th, 2008Space on the Tray
I have to say that if you feel the need to install this little application on your PC, then you probably need a larger hard disc drive. Tray DisK Free sits in the System Tray – next to the Windows clock — and it does just one thing, it displays the amount of free space left on your disc drive. If you hover your mouse over the icon there’s a more detailed analysis. Nominally it’s set for your main drive (usually C:) but it can be set to monitor any drive on your PC. The menu option lets you change how frequently the program checks the drive, and if you want to have a fiddle with some command line switches, you can change the display and text colour.
Tags: application, command, disc drive, DisK, display, free space, hard disc, Install, Monitor, program, space, system, system tray, Tray, Windows
October 9th, 2008 at 4:38 pm
Nice.
Thanks for the link.