No matter how much disk capacity, it will be filled up very soon. One of main reasons is there are always too many junk files, including the big and repeated ones. To effectively release the disk space, in addition to using some disk cleaning or duplicate file finding tools, another effective means is to find and delete some big and useless files! However, to manually locate those large files by checking the size of files/folders is distinctly not practical, so we need to utilize some edge tools to automate and visualize this process.

Suitcase Fusion is a professional and practical font management tool developed by Extensis for Windows and Mac OS X platforms. It can help you manage all the fonts stored on your computer, whether they are installed, just downloaded, or even the ones you made on your own, all can be fully covered.

Advanced Renamer (ARen for short) is an advanced and free file/folder batch renamer developed by Kim Jensen from China. It comes with simple and friendly UI, which enables users to master the use of this tool in a relatively short period of time without any professional knowledge required. AppNee doesn't have time to compare it with other bulk rename utilities, yet suggests you do it yourself.

The capacity of hard disk is bigger and bigger, but we can always use up all the disk space very soon. The stored files are more and more and increasingly big are the major factors, however the duplicate files (especially various media files) are another important cause leading to the waste of our hard drive space. This case, we'd better use some duplicate files scanning and cleaning tools to free up disk space with ease.

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a two-dimensional vector graphics format based on the XML syntax (that means its essence is a text file in XML format), also the web vector graphics standard set by W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). Due to the use of text format of descriptive language to describe the image content, SVG is a kind of vector image format that has nothing to do with image resolution.