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D-CinemaMan

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Jul 1, 2008
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I have a MacBook Pro that runs Leopard and Vista using BootCamp with VMWare Fusion. I noticed today that I have hard drive space that is gone. I added all the folders up from the Leopard window:
Apps = 7.24GB
Library = 5.06GB
Developer = 32KB
System = 3.57GB
User Guides = 11.4MB
User = 40.76GB
total= 56.63GB
My Hard Drive is 250GB with 131GB for Leopard and 50GB for Vista. My Vista drive has 14.5GB free and Leopard has 15GB free. Please help me!
 
do a google for disk inventory and download the one from version tracker or the official website. It's basically a little program that will show you were all the files are and you can see where all your space went. I had to do this once, I guess I accidentally made a copy of my home folder when I moving files around and it essentially doubled the space used.

Try that program though, its good.

Z
 
that did it! Thank you Thank you. I now have my 70GBs of free space again. That little tool is amazing.

Thanks again Z
 
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