Hi! Hopefully this is where this thread goes.
I'm looking for a program that will tell me the download time of pages on 56k, 28.8 etc. I know FrontPage will tell you but I HATE FrontPage.
Is there even such a program??
Thanks!
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zollet posted this at 22:07 — 23rd September 2003.
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There comes a software with Windows that tells you that... it's called "Calculator".
Renegade posted this at 04:12 — 24th September 2003.
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Calculator on Windows can tell you that?! How do you do it there?
CuteHTML will tell you that, it comes bundled with CuteFTP.
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Abhishek Reddy posted this at 04:17 — 24th September 2003.
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If you know the total filesize, and download rate, and are comfortable with doing arithmetic in your head, you don't even need Calculator.
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taff posted this at 11:24 — 24th September 2003.
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There are emulator utilities around that simulate pages loading on various speeds I have/had one here somewehre but it isn't currently installed and I forget the name of it. I obviously haven't used it in ages.
If I trip across it I'll post back but try googling - that's likely how I found the thing to begin with.
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Devil's Angel posted this at 11:25 — 24th September 2003.
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I wasn't aware CuteFTP showed this.
I just want something that will show me the info I want quickly. I don't really have time to think about calculating myself. I was just looking for a quicker, lazier way.
With so many projects on the go you just want to be able to see what you want without having to think about it too much
Renegade posted this at 12:11 — 24th September 2003.
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not CuteFTP, CuteHTML which comes with CuteFTP. Its under one of the menus, very handy, used it several times before
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taff posted this at 12:34 — 24th September 2003.
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Found it!
WebSpeed Simulator
They changed the name of the app from WebSpeed Optimizer which is likely why I had trouble finding it
It really becomes second nature eventually which is why the app is no longer installed on my machines. Even the math is unnecessary - you just develop a feel for weight and bloat
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Renegade posted this at 07:18 — 25th September 2003.
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Yes, designing web pages does do that to you... :S
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thinksuccess posted this at 00:01 — 7th October 2003.
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I believe Dreamweaver can do it. Also try netmechanic.com They have some tools like that.