Upload speeds

Dear Great Ones,
Does anyone know if DW CS3 has an indicator of how fast the
upload speed is at that moment?
And if yes, where is it?
Thanks so much,
Hope

Wait - on a DSL line that is shared with others? Your 12
hours could be
right. Ask the ISP what the bandwidth is for the connection
and do the
calculation yourself.
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> Dear Murray,
>
> Thank you so much for your attention. It is very kind...
>
> It was a zipped .mpg file of 550MB (15 min.
animation)....Uploading to
> server
> for Europe office to download.
>
> Am on a DSL line, shared by others.
>
> Thank you again for your interest. Thot that if could
tell the ISP what
> was
> happening with upload time, that it might be helpful.
>
> Not sure what to do, but very helpful to know from your
input, that
> basically
> it should have taken about 1/6 the time.
>
> Thanks again, so much for your time.
>
> Sincerely,
> Hope
>
>

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