Thanks Chris. There are 1024 Megabytes in a Gig ( I thought 1000 ) and
1024 Kilobytes in a megabyte etc... so the orginal num is in Bytes.
Shai
Chris Ruttencutter wrote:
Well, if you take 42235797168, then divide by 1024 three times (so div
1024^3, which is 2^30), you get 39.335. However I'm a little to lazy to
really break it down. My guess is the original number is in bits, and
39.335 is MegaBytes, so the conversion is very significant.
-Chris
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/06/05 9:10 AM >>>
Hi again,
I forgot to ask another question. What is the algorithm Analog uses
to get "Total Data Transferred" from the raw number. Example: In the
dat file I get 42235797168 which I then see in the report as 39.335
Thanks again,
Shai
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