Measuring renedered page size (in bytes)

Currently we are measuring page process time, page generate time and rendered time (according Vicas example)...
Now we want to measure another value-rendered page size.
Final thought is to analyze long page processes... botleneck...which is not based on big page size but some other problems (db, too many users etc...). For that analyze we need "rendered page size" because it may have direct impact.
So, Is possible to get that information...and if it is-how?
THX!

Are you referring just to the HTML source code, or are you including graphical files, CSS, JS etc.?We wan to measure "weight" of sent HTML page (CSS, JS are in our case not too importan...because they are small...bu doesn' be a problem when is calculated)...
We want to see definition and data as well in numbers...how big our page is...

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