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Urm, just re-reading your question. U said u wanted it by program. Does this mean u want to see the sizes on all the directories it copies files to?
That would be difficult to do, best thing is maybe use Add/Remove programs which gives you sizes or see the website of the software, it sometimes tells u space it takes up.
Treesize works on individual directories
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Without adding any other programs to your machine, go to each manufacturer site and look at the specs. it will tell you what the file size of the program is but this is only the program not the files that become associated with the application.
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AlexL11, please close this question and distribute the points.
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