>thanks gregory,
>by the way I noticed that in controlling a file size on a ftp and deleting it i generate a lot of trassif , quite as I downloaded it.
>Is it like that ? I mean the request of deleting a file on Ftp cause a big traffic of data ?

Never saw that. But then I have never looked.

I have a local Folder that is mirrored to an web site. Each day I delete items from it, and may add new items (customers can view the detail of an invoice for a period of one year, one html file per invoice)

After the delete/add, I sync the website with ftp (so I have to delete some files). This happens erlay, very early in the morning. Sync takes about 40 secs to go through 8000+ files.
Some have to be deleted, some have to be added

Never payed attention to it

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>thx again
>Alessio
>>>hi there , how can i get the number of bytes downloaded and uploaded during a internet session ?
>>>I want to store this information in a log file after I close the internet connection (an ftp one)
>>>
>>>thanks
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>>I do not know how/where to get the number of bytes
>>What I do know (since I'm using a progress bar)
>> - InternetReadFile(), 4th parameter passed by reference, contains the number of bytes read after each call
>>- InternetWriteFile(), 4th parameter passed by reference, contains the number of bytes written after each call
>>
>>You could add them