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Is it possible to scan multiple paths at once, without having to select them one after another in the user interface?
Yes, that is possible with the command line parameters of TreeSize Professional.
You can use the parameter /SCAN and specify the paths which should be scanned. For example:
"C:\Program Files\Jam Software\TreeSize\TreeSize.exe" /SCAN "C:\" "D:\" "E:\"
You can also use the parameter /SCAN to define a text file, which contains a list of paths that should be scanned when TreeSize is started.
The text file should contain a simple list of scan paths, separated by a newline:
\\server1
\\server2
\\server3
etc.
An example command line call for this would be:
"C:\Program Files\Jam Software\TreeSize\TreeSize.exe" /SCAN C:\scanpaths.txt
It may also be useful to create a dedicated shortcut that executes one of these command lines. To this end, just create a shortcut to Treesize.exe, open the "Properties" dialog of the shortcut, and append the command line parameters as arguments in the "Target" field.