Welome to Hogger v2

This program allows the user to determine how much data is in a directory
tree, not just a single directory.  When the program is run, the user is
asked to select a directory.  The user does this by selecting a file
within the directory of choice.  (You must select a file before pressing
OK, otherwise nothing will happen).  Once the directory has been selected
the program will look at all files in all directories, and collect sizing
information.

Once the program has selected it's data, it produced a chart.  The chart
may be viewed as either a Bar chart or a Pie chart.  Progressive letters
of the ANSI alphabet are used as symbols for the directories in the chart.  
Under the chart there is a list box filled symbols, each directories name 
and they exact size in Kilobytes held under that sub-directory.

This program is useful for determining the true allocation of your hard
drives space.  This way you know where to focus cleaning efforts.  It can
also be helpful for determining how many disks will be needed to copy an
entire directory structure.  It even has a nifty icon!

_Notes_about_this_release_:

* SUBDIR.EXE: was a problem.  The initial version of the program was written
on a whim at 4:00am, and my design was poor.  Instead of repairing the 
program I almost entirely re-wrote it.  
* TESTING:  I have tested it on all of my drives
(an 800MB HPFS partition, two 100MB FAT partitions (one holding OS/2 the
other holding DOS, a 200MD FAT data partition, and my 1.44 MB 3.5inch 
drive).  I only have access to WARP on a P5-90 with 12MB RAM.  If you are
running on a previous release of OS/2 and have problem, please let me know.
* The titles on the Pie chart are somewhat more readable because of the
lettering system. If the symbols for your directories are running together, 
it is because each slice of the pie to smaller than the letter is.   I'm
reusing the business graphics object, and do not have source code to change
it.

_Notes_about_the_program_:

This project was implemented using VisPro REXX and Borland C++.  
I cannot give enough praise to VisPro REXX and it producer HockWare, it 
is literally the most powerful GUI builder I've ever worked with.  I've
spent two years learing MS- Visual C++ for Windows, and in just two weeks
with VP-REXX I can produce more functionality, more quickly than I ever
could with MS-VC++.  Also, using Borland C++, I was able to implement the
data handling routines that would have been tough to implement in REXX.

_Notes_about_the_programmer:
My name is Jason Henriksen.
I'll be finishing a degree in Applied Math from University of Wisconsin -
Stout in May.  If you hire programmers, and are interested in a resume, 
just send me e-mail and I'll get one out to you.

_How_to_contact_me_:
If you have any trouble with Hogger, just let me know.  Here's my e-mail
address
                henriksenj@uwstout.edu


_Registration_:
All I ask for registration, is simply an e-mail message letting my know your
physical location.  (Country and state and perhaps city are all).  I'm 
curious where my program runs off to!  

Special thanks to Zvi Weiss and Tom Wheeler for thier input about the program!
 
Hope you enjoy the program!
