OK, here is my opinion after trying out this program.
The GUI looks ugly (Win10, 64 bit), obviously the window elements don't scale properly.
I've started a scan on my C: drive. The search/scan took ages - I've stopped it after about
10 minutes. "Tree Size Free" is much faster and the GUI there looks good.
Uninstalled it. Sorry, this program needs more improvement.

The GUI of the application looks buggy. Seen on Windows 10 (64bit).

Does the functionality of this parallel that of SequoiaView? I love the latter and am wondering if today's offer is the same type of product. If yes, I would need it to be BETTER than SequoiaView in order to give it a try. Anyone know?

It may seem silly, but Windows will tell you the size ofany folder or it's contents just by hovering the cursor over it! I do not see the need for this on my HD.

For me, easily activated.
Just get the license file sent to you and point the path to it in the registration window.
Tried it out.
Quite good.
May be of some use if you wish to do filtering of results by size.
Allows zeroing in on particular folder.
Can export results to a text file.
It may come in useful some day.
Total size of this software in Program Files folder after install is 23.6MB.
I guess that is what they mean when they say "MZ FolderPrint is a lightweight Windows application"
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If you want a freeware that can do this and more, look for a software by the late great Karen.
Karen Kenworthy sadly passed away in her sleep on April 2nd, 2011.
Karen's Directory Printer Version 5.3.2

Let me say something positive!
1. This program installed easily on XP sp3. I downloaded the licence file and then installed it by browsing to it as instructed. It's good to have the file as then the program could be re-activated if it has to be re-installed for any reason.
2. Being able to produce a directory listing can be useful: I use one, for instance, when keeping track of photos in a folder which I am processing and renaming. A list can be annotated to show which images have been deleted, etc.
3. Windows can only make such a listing through the use of a command prompt, which is not very convenient. Microsoft offer a utility (Microsoft Fixit 50548 Add Print Directory feature) which is handy, as it adds an entry in the context menu of a folder for directory printing; it can be modified to send the text output to a file.
4. This program doesn't add an entry in the context menu (which would have been a useful option) but it does offer a number of ways to edit the output, eg by filtering for file size and type, or by displaying the output in different styles, or by exporting it to .txt or .xls.
5. I don't have any problems with the interface: it's practical and adaptable. I don't need anything flashy for this job!
Overall, I think it's worth keeping, and I will be using it from time to time.

If there is something unique to MZ Folder Print that makes it worth $10, I don't see it on the developer's website.

An analysis of files and folders on my computer has just been undertaken by CCleaner version 5.13.5460 64-bit, Tools / Disk Analyzer. Analysis took 13 seconds and reported the existence of 54,778 files across five categories: Pictures, Music, Documents, Video, and Others. Category spread was visually depicted in a color piechart.

For further delving, I used the freeware search engine Everything. It took 7 seconds to scan this computer and report the existence of 319,398 objects. Everything's Search parameters are Audio / Compressed / Document / Executable / Folder / Picture / Video and various Microsoft Office app suffixes.

Without bothering to type anything into the search box, I clicked on a category at random. In 2 seconds, Everything identified 2,583 objects under Audio, listing them alpha-numerically. As all such lists regardless of category can be re-ordered by Date / Time, Path, Size, and Date Last Accessed I further decided to identify the biggest picture file on this computer.

It took Everything 1 second to display 75,989 objects, then 72 seconds to sort them by size from largest to smallest. Out of interest, I asked for a re-ordering by file type. Everything took 1 second to re-sort the 75,989 objects by suffix/extension, ranging from ani through bmp, gif, ico, jpg, png, psd, tif, and wmf.

Everything search has long since displaced Windows' own Search clunker for millions of users worldwide. CCleaner is a similar freeware classic, albeit comparatively few users seem to appreciate that its abilities extend far beyond being a mere junk cleaner alone (or crap cleaner, the name under which it was originally released but then later obfuscated lest it, er, offend someone.)

Taken together then, the high-speed performance of CCleaner and Everything; their minimal footprint; and the fact that both are free, represents a significant hurdle for any commercially-priced competition to surmount. If today's MZ Folder Print does so, then the developer really should be doing a lot more with its unimpressive website to convey that fact. As it stands, there's sadly no incentive to even explore today's software offering.

Unbelievable waste of time. Paranoid license process. Installed. Activated. Restarted. Wanna activate (some more)? The good news is that the uninstaller seems to work just fine. Boo on you!

I believe Space Sniffer is FREE!
http://www.uderzo.it/main_products/space_sniffer/
Just Sayin.'

Zemana Antilogger does not allow the installation of this program, claiming that it contains "a harmful file".

http://screencast.com/t/3v6TdPdBM
This program seems to be so serious, but readouts it gives, can hardly be more readable, and informative than Windows built-in "dir" command.
http://screencast.com/t/m3mRDzPM0J39
Dir command is more versatile, I believe, if you need a GUI interface, there is no shortage of that kind of programs.
TreeSize Free gives more readable information.
http://screencast.com/t/BkJGCrcCz

Oh did I say that the email look shocking?

Installed and uninstalled. Sorry but the GUI IMO is shocking.

McAfee/Intel's "Web of Trust" is giving a possibly false positive warning over the website where you request your key for the program.

http://www.mcafee.com/threat-intelligence/site/default.aspx?url=http://mazuware.co.uk/mz-folder-print-giveaway/

It does not list what the "risky" behaviours are that it found though. I understand WoT has had some problems lately though?

Hi.
If you manage to get as far as receiving your reg key you need to open the program and open the activation key from WITHIN the program. Unusual , but it works.
Although I tried evaluating the software before registering I felt that the lack of ability of this program was likely due to it not being registered.

Wow. Let me assure you that it doesn't get any better than this.


NO! Seriously I MEAN the program really doesn't get any better. it is utterly DIRE. Even after registering. It is close to useless IMO.
You can see lots of file names and depending on your selection for display, you MIGHT be able to arrange the list in size order but that is it.

You can bring up a report from which you can link to any file but........Oh Yawn! Sorry, my needs are not for something like this. In fact is ANYONES?
Deleted and removed swiftly.

I bought the folder ICON program after sorting through their screwed up web site. I installed it, and to activate you have to submit a request. It then says submit successful, but up to now nothing, it is still unregistered.
All very weird, wonder where GOTD found this?
Anyway we will see what happens.
Not tried the giveaway as I have no need of it, but their web site needs some TLC without a doubt, puts you of their software, sorry I bought the Icon program now.

where is the discount code for the icon software $6?

MZ Folder Print 1.0.0 "will show the space occupied by each file on the disk" .

What does that mean ?

So ,.. is it made for one's HDD and it partitions to conserve more disk space ... ?

Anyone ??? .