Does anyone know where I could go from here? Thanks! static void ProcessDirectory(string writeTo, string inPath) So far my code (below) gets all files from all folders in my downloads and sorts those, then puts the total size at the end of the file.
You get the picture - Folders sorted by size and all of their subfolders/files sorted by files as well (maybe with indents like above).
Users/me/Documents: mySmallerFile.rar 4Gb If you enter it without a mailbox name, it will remind you and give you some instructions.I'm trying to write some code that sorts all files and folders on a system by size and put that in a txt file. Save it as “Get_Folders.ps1” (or whatever you want to call it) under C:\Windows\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0> and enter it with a mailbox name as a command line switch. You can run this script from the Exchange Management Shell and tell them exactly which folder contains the lion’s share of email. Here’s one thing that can really help those Mac users–and even PC users–focus their mailbox cleanup efforts. Outlook 2011 and Mac Mail are far too error prone and unstable to be a reliable Exchange client. In my opinion, there are no good answers for them except to run Outlook 2013 in Parallels. Outlook has some great built-in search features that let you find all emails over a certain size, and that’s a great answer for some users. But generally it usually comes down to one real solution: delete large and unneeded emails. We all know the standard instructions: Configure auto-archiving or online archiving, save attachments separately and remove them from the original messages, etc. It doesn’t matter if an end user gets so much email that it’s impossible to manage, gets a lot of really important email that can’t be deleted, or is just really bad at managing their stuff, many end users will always complain about not having enough storage space for their mailbox.
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