Looks like my previous response doesn't show up...
You just have to divide the size of the file by the bandwidth to get the
estimated time for the download (make sure to use consistent units as size
is generally expressed in megabytes and bandwidth in mega*bits*, 1 byte=8
bit).
For example if you try :
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
The size of the file is 22.4 MB. If you select T1 in the bandwidth list
you'll get :
22.4/(1.5/8) = around 119 seconds that is about 2 minutes....
At least this is my understanding about what you would like to do (???)...
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Patrice
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Hi.
Could somebody provide me with a formula (or, better, a
code example) for converting kilobytes to hours (or, time) from the
server?
Thanks.