>JH> If you keep a record of the number of Kilobytes > > in each download it will tell you how heavily you > > are loading your Juno mailbox when you are dropped. CS> The only way I can think of to do this is to start from > DOS, check the size of my Inbox, start Juno, download > mail, note the new message count, switch to my Deleted > folder, exit Juno, exit to DOS, check the size of my Inbox. That can do it, Carolyn, though it sounds like extra work. You can make it less laborious by omitting the exits from Juno and from Windows, starting Juno from a BATch file that records this information. Easier, though less complete, why not use the download duration and speed from your log, which you can see, cut, and paste from inside Juno? 20030629 12:25:32: . [4292949681]: Server version `1.23' 20030629 12:25:32: . [4292949681]: Server name `m06.lax.untd.com' 20030629 12:25:33: . [4292949681]: server time 1056889534 ( -94 secs behind ) 20030629 12:25:39: . [4292949681]: ADJUST_TIME 1 secs 20030629 12:25:40: . [4292949681]: Received `C:\PROGRAM FILES\JUNO\USER0002\get\H3UFGBLT.mbg' in 3.130 secs: 2612 cps 20030629 12:25:54: . [4292949681]: MULTIPART: Root Dir: C:\PROGRAM FILES\JUNO 20030629 12:25:54: . [4292949681]: MULTIPART: Ini File: C:\PROGRAM FILES\JUNO\lib\juno.ini As you see from multiplying secs by cps, this .mbg compressed message file was about 8 Kbytes. Getting this information is very easy (it didn't take me five seconds from pulling down the menu to pasting into this message) and there is not much reason for failing to obtain it. The extra data supplied by your method will sometimes make it worth the extra effort. CS> I really don't know Windows 3.1, but don't recall > ever seeing files sizes from within Windows. It has been almost a year, but as I recall the Win 3.1 File Manager easily shows file sizes and other details. You can also open a DOS window to get this data, which is my preferred method. And of course a BATch file from within Windoze can collect it automatically. To unsubscribe, send a message to ecartis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe juno_accmail" in the body or subject. OR visit //freelists.org ~*~