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I often use the Search function in Win XP Explorer to locate folders
and files with certain names.

However, when I am weeding out folders that are empty, I try to use
the the Search function and look for files and folders that have say
less that a few kilobytes. But it can only do this for files. Is there
any way I can find all the empty folders in a sub-directory?

Thanks.

In article <> George M <udaman19(takethis out)@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>However, when I am weeding out folders that are empty, I try to use
>the the Search function and look for files and folders that have say
>less that a few kilobytes. But it can only do this for files. Is there
>any way I can find all the empty folders in a sub-directory?

Why are you weeding out folders that are empty?

>Thanks.

Will have a look?

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