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Yes, please use "Tools > Group all scans in a virtual root".
It is also possible to right-click one of the scans and click on "Add/remove from grouped scans".
If you want to keep the newest file of every group only, you can select "Check all but newest" from the "Duplicate Files" tab in the ribbon menu. In addition to that, the dropdown selection offers a large variety of additonal options to custom select files.
If you want to choose for each group of files individually which one to preserve, you obviously need to do this one by one.
You can achieve this by using the custom search. Add the pattern *\Archive\*.* to the file name patterns (as the only one which is checked) and on the "Size Attributes" tab set "Full path longer than" to 240. After checking the drives to search in the panel at the top of the search, hit "Start".
You can search all shares of a remote machine by entering the unc path of the machine only, e.g \\machinename. You can search all shares of all members of a domain by entering the UNC path of the domain, e.g. \\domainnane.
There are 3 options to achieve this:
Please open the help file and see the chapter "Schedule TreeSize Tasks".
By default TreeSize will use the columns that have been set under "Tools > Options > Export" when it was used the last time. To force the columns on the command line, export your current options through "Tools > Options > Export" to a file and supply this config file on the command line using the command line option /OPTIONS .
Please switch to "View > Allocated Space" and see if this helps. If not, the system does not report the size correctly.
No, TreeSize cannot synchronize folders.
You have to switch to the Excel 2007+ format by using the .XLSX file extensions.
