How large is my folio?

Hi,
I would like to know how large my folios are (in MB). How can I find that out? In the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite you can´t see it, even when you download the folio.

Tap on the cog wheel on the top right in Adobe Content Viewer and select "Remove Issues from iPad". This will show you the size of each folio in MB.

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tehsnyderers wrote:
OK, so I ordered a Seagate 1.5 TB external drive. That should suffice for my iMac w/ 320 GB and MBP w/ 500 GB shouldnt it?
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RJ Lange wrote:
So eventually you could end up using more data space in a back-up drive than the original drive, huh?
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Gerald Regan wrote:
I have a 500 GB hard-drive, and plan on creating a partition to run Win XP or Win 7 and the following Win-based programs: QuickBooks Pro, Quicken '09, Family Tree Maker, Dragon Naturally Speaking, and Business Plan Pro. Any suggestions as to how large I should make this partition? It seems to me that the largest files I create on my notebook are with the OSX-based programs, suggesting a smaller partition might be adequate. Thanks.
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rasworth wrote:
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I've looked in Apple's release notes & info provided at the App Store, but found nothing about the size of this download. Due to Verizon's 5Gb monthly allowance, I have to be very careful. Wish Apple provided this info for all downloads because it's definitely important for at least some of us, especially people way out in the boonies with no really fast connection, limited monthly allowance, and limited Wi-Fi access. Just started getting 4G in my area, so at least that's good! :-)
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How large is my folio?

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