> If you put the time into the request scope at the start at 
> the request and then again at the end of the page request 
> then you can determine the time difference between the 2 
> counts can you not??

No. The Request scope only lasts for a single request. By the time the
Request scope is available, the file has been uploaded. A file upload is
just an HTTP request, which occurs before your CF page runs. Your CF page
can capture the file that's been uploaded, but by that time the upload
itself has already occurred.

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