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Here are some screenshots taken from File RoundUp, version 2.5. These should give you some idea of what the application looks like before you download File RoundUp. To see what the newest beta version 2.6 looks at, just download the application and give it a spin.

Please note that File RoundUp may be easily configured to show as little or as much information and controls as you would like. For example, a somewhat simplified configuration may look as seen here.

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Simple List view in Classic

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Folders Window / Tool Palette / Search Palette

Below is the Folders Window in the Carbon version on OS X. This is one of three views you can use to view your files and volumes. Note also the Tool Palette (using small icons option) at the top, and the new Search Palette. In the list window, note the hierarchical record display, and folder sizes with a graphical display of relative sizes.

File RoundUp's user interface is customizable. You can easily set the preferences to hide any of these items. This particular example uses the Expert level defaults.

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Folders List view in Classic

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Folders List view in OS X

Scan Options Panel / Help Panel

Below is one of the options panels - the Scan Options Panel. Note the unified Control Panel type approach and Help Panel.

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Scan Options Panel in OS X.

Thumbnail Window

The Image Browser Window is shown below. The text items (like folder, volume, sizes) below each thumbnail are optional, as is the thumbnail size. Thumbnails can be dragged around to compare them side-by-side or to group them. The controls on the left may be visible as shown or hidden by clicking the reveal/show arrow.

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Image Browser in Classic

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Image Browser in OS X