Web site file size

I am looking to transfer a website and need to know it's file
size...can DW tell me this?
(I did a search on this site but was unable to find anything
that gives me this info)

Oh boy.... Not a good start -
<html>
<head>
<meta name="Author" content="uk2.net">
<meta name="ROBOTS" CONTENT="ALL">
<meta name="description" content="Custom painted
motorbikes, helmets
guitars, book covers and portraits">
<meta name="keywords" content="airbrush, custom paint,
motorbikes, helmets,
book covers">
<title>Bikeart Custom Paint</title>
</head>
<frameset cols="100%,*" border="0">
<frame src="
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bikeart"
name="uk2.net">
<noframes>
<head>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#000000" link="#000000"
vlink="#000000"
alink="#000000">
<font face="Arial"><a href="
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bikeart">Bikeart
Custom Paint</a></font>
</body>
</noframes>
</frameset>
</html>
Anyhow, here are the stats - it appears that EVERYTHING on
those pages is on
the ntlworld domain -
Correct internal URLs, by MIME type:
text/html 78 URLs 194652 Bytes (190 KB) 21.61%
image/jpeg 275 URLs 17442813 Bytes (17033 KB) 76.18%
application/x-shockwave-flash 4 URLs 914641 Bytes (893 KB)
1.11%
video/mpeg 2 URLs 5589291 Bytes (5458 KB) 0.55%
image/gif 2 URLs 25880 Bytes (25 KB) 0.55%
Total 361 URLs 24167277 Bytes (23600 KB) 100.00%
All pages, by result type:
ok 393 URLs 84.70%
not found 10 URLs 2.16%
skip type 56 URLs 12.07%
no such host 5 URLs 1.08%
Total 464 URLs 100.00%
You have 40 broken page links....
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> OK..thanks for replying..I'll try to explain .
> I am a painter.
> The website is my bike painting website
>
http://www.bikeart.co.uk
> It is part hosted on my free webspace from my internet
provider. This was
> originally 10 mb. I filled this space and started
uploading pages/images
> to
> another webspace and linking to that webspace.
> Today I found out that my internet provider has
increased webspace from
> the 10
> to 30 mb. (I also found that some links are not working
from a painting
> website
> I have....www.stuhughes.com)......and I just felt it
would be 'tidier' to
> keep
> all the files on one webspace. As there are quite a lot
of image files,
> I'd
> just like to know what size the website file is.
......and as I have had a
> few
> computer crashes over the years, althogh I have the
images somewhere
> saved, I
> do not have the complete website files stored on my
computer......I
> suppose I
> could download them all......but if DW can tell me the
size, it would make
> life
> easier.......Does this make sense?
>

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IWeb not updating web site.

iWeb started out working okay. I kept a blog and updated it. Then I went on a trip. Even though I had wireless internet the whole time, updating kept failing. No error message, but the update clock would stop after being about one-quarter filled. When I came home, there was no difference.
Although this started months ago (before the whole .Mac to MobileMe changeover), I do believe my recent inability to update my web site is related to it. The reason is that although I can access the last updated version of my web site at "web.me.com/myaccountname", when I go to my current iDisk and open the "sites" folder, it's empty!
Is it possible that my account has not yet been changed over to MobileMe yet? I have already installed all OS updates, including the MobileMe update. My account logs in fine.
Any ideas?????

Hey maybe you need to replace only the page that was updated, do not change all the published site, try I just did it and it work I have change a page and a file to be downloaded from the web site, now I can see the changes live on the web. this is what I wrote to others.
Hey I have found not a solution but a way to publish without iWeb, Just did it and I have seen the changes on the web site. If you guys want to try:
I have published my updated web site to a folder on my desktop. then open iDisk from the web (where my web sites files are stored for everyone else to see) then open both windows side by side and only replace the files of the updated pages from the desktop folder to the iDisk folder, there is always a file and a folder with the same name. I just replace them, I then checked on the web and Woalah! changes were made. Well... it did work for now without iWeb, not sure if is the right thing to do but if you are brave enough to follow this go ahead and go to bed as I will until the bug is fixed (hopefully tomorrow) then we can go back to normal. Hope is clear and it help! Rog

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