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Inserting graphic incresases file size immensely
In Word when you use Insert=>Picture=>From File if you choose 'details' view in that dialog what size does Word show the graphic to be and if you then save the Word document in Word Document (.doc) format does the file size increase by roughly the same size? The size of the graphic on disk is close to what Word can

File buffer size.
Graham Mayor gma...@mvps.org microsoft public word drawing graphics Word 2002 - Blank document - file size 26kb Insert image (insert > picture > from file - jpg 101.kb) - file size 123kb Scale image - file size still 123 kb Change in-line image to behind text - file size 127 kb Delete image - file size 26 kb.

size inconsistency between db's data file and its tables...
Wietse Venema wie...@porcupine.org mailing postfix users --ELM978653569-2457-0_ Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Administrator: I am a new user and have setup Postfix on a Linux box. Everything is working ok but I am getting a warning in the maillog about file size limit.

file size limit
Those 2 files would occupy a total of 8 clusters, 7 for the 50 kb file and 1 for the 2 kb file so a total of 64 KB used. Divide File size by cluster size and round up to nearest whole number. Arpan wrote: Hi Bob, Thanks for your explanation. You have said that ".......and in your case a cluster is 8 KB".

...Swap File size..
I need to get a photo of something under 100k in size , so this unpredictability is frustrating. Does anyone know why the file size varies so much when the picture size is the same? Also, anyone know how I can reduce the file size without hurting picture quality too much? Meph The file size is simply the amount of

4 gig file size limit?
I am posting for someone else who is running Powerpoint 97 in Windows 95, and working with a file that has LOTS of scanned in pictures. The file size itself is 31 MB. Here's the question: To reduce file size, she went in and deleted some of the information/pictures on the slides and the file size grew to 38 MB.

Swap File Size
I use the following scripts to get the total file size. May I know any other efficient way without using a file to store it temporary ? -rw-r--r-- 1 whkwan sysdev 2 Nov 29 09:59 wf1.txt -rw-r--r-- 1 whkwan sysdev 4 Nov 29 09:59 wf2.txt -rw-r--r-- 1 whkwan sysdev 7 Nov 29 10:00 wf3.txt -rwxr-xr-x 1 whkwan sysdev 370

resize for file size
Here is a possible solution with a script which returns the file size as a return code. This example would list all files in the current directory which were greater than or equal to 25000 bytes: C:\TEMP>for %f in (*) do @cscript //nologo "C:\WindowsScripts\test\Get File Size.vbs" "%f" ^&if errorlevel 25000 echo %f

Best way to scan text documents, file size vs. quality
Curt Welch c...@kcwc.com news software nntp With xBin, the size of the entire file is going to be transmitted in every article along with the data has the hash values so clients (and servers) can verify the article as being valid. The file size would be included in the Message-Id along with a partal tree hash value

Exceeding File Size Limit
When using either the backup program that comes with XP Pro, or Veritas Backup Exec, I get to a 4.2 Gb file size limit when backing up across a network to a large hard drive on another machine. The backup file is being saved on a machine running ME. Anyone know a way around this size limit? What's the file size

.DIR File Size Conflict
Word 97 and Word2000 do save the file in pretty much its 'disk size'. Resizing in Word is only affecting the way a bitmap (JPEG in this case) graphic is displayed, not its actual file size. If you install MS Photo Editor from your Office97 CD you can create a resized version of the graphic before you insert it in

get the file size
Changing the swap file size during a Windows session when SYSTEM.INI is re-read will mess up the swap file pointer. 'Nuff said about that, OK? That is a reasonable speculation, &, yea: 'nuff said. I can't remember the rest, anyhow. BETTER do it this way... (a) "Control Panel, System, Performance tab, Virtual Memory

How to FILE SIZE in bytes?
Wrong, ZIP format will not reduce the size of popular image formats inserted into the document, only the text in that document, which is a minor portion of the file size. Compressing the JPG image file itself, when it's saved to file as described above, BEFORE INSERTING it into a document, is the way to reduce file

Lowering the File Size of an image; also, DPI question
In fact, I am going to double the size of the swap file sometime this week just to be on the safe side. Some people say the typical swap file size should be monitored and then set accordingly. I have more drive room than time so I just set a large swap file. Swap file requirements are inversley related to the

Finding file size over network
Nevertheless, since I doubled my RAM from 128MB to 256MB (which made a huge improvement when editing large scanned image files, 30MB to 60MB in size), I'm pretty sure my average swap file size is larger than before. That's normal, but it's not because your swapfile *needs* to be bigger. It is because your vcache

Swap file size
And, Pro/e files are generally about the same size and at times smaller than SW files(even after the SW files are Unfragged). AND, what about Unfragging or Saveas! Is that not managing to keep the file size down!? Especially to make this comparison/claim against Pro/e files?? It's absolutely silly.

File size
If all it's going to do is calculate the file size when you start the program, then it should show the information and then remove the file size indicator from the bottom right of the window. Since it doesn't, I think you are perfectly justified in assuming that this is "live" and will reflect changes as you add

PST File Size Limitation
The problem is that MY DVD seems to create so much overhead in file size. For instance, a 3.5 GB file turns into a 4.6 GB file after being processed into DVD burnable files (VOB, Videots, etc.). And there seems to be no way to predict or limit the post processed file size (you'd think it would be able to limit the

file size on disk
The file originated in Word 2000. The huge file size growth happened in 2002. I tried the same thing in 2000 and the file grew but not as much. Original file size: 534 KB Opened and saved with 3 words changed in 2002: 926 KB Opened and saved with 3 words changed in 2000: 628 KB So is the file size increase in 2002

DPI and file size
All the filenames get printed from within the if statement, but I am not getting anything for the file size (or any other stat I try). Doing a print on $target_file returns the full path and filename. Any suggestions? foreach (@server_list) { print "$_ \n"; system("net use q: $_ /USER:$user $password");