Digital Art Zone

Can we get some info displayed on products regarding the size of the files in question? This information used to be available as I recall.

Either on the product’s page itself, or in the downloadable links page, or something. It’ll be nice to know how big the download is before I start it, so I have an idea of when it will finish and how big it should actually be when complete.

(If it’s still there, I’m not seeing it…)

Agreed! I really would like to know the size of the files I have to download. Not only for the proximate time to download something but for the checking ability I would have when it’s in.
In the past it could happen a file was not downloaded completely and so the installer wasn’t working. Looking at the size could tell if the download went well.

Love, Jeanne

damn that would be nice, also when the last update was.  Old site did that.  New one is still broke

Krasch - 19 June 2012 02:59 PM

Can we get some info displayed on products regarding the size of the files in question? This information used to be available as I recall.

Either on the product’s page itself, or in the downloadable links page, or something. It’ll be nice to know how big the download is before I start it, so I have an idea of when it will finish and how big it should actually be when complete.

(If it’s still there, I’m not seeing it…)

If you’re running Windows this program can give you the filesize without downloading the files:

http://taosoft.dk/software/3DConDo/

Taozen - 19 June 2012 07:11 PM

Krasch - 19 June 2012 02:59 PM

Can we get some info displayed on products regarding the size of the files in question? This information used to be available as I recall.

Either on the product’s page itself, or in the downloadable links page, or something. It’ll be nice to know how big the download is before I start it, so I have an idea of when it will finish and how big it should actually be when complete.

(If it’s still there, I’m not seeing it…)

If you’re running Windows this program can give you the filesize without downloading the files:

http://taosoft.dk/software/3DConDo/

 

This looks like an interesting program. I’ve downloaded it (them ) and sure will try them out. Thank you for creating it.

Love, Jeanne

You’re welcome! Hope you find them useful… 

I’d still prefer a solution that didn’t involve third party software, and that program wouldn’t help the Mac users either.

Krasch - 22 June 2012 12:27 PM

I’d still prefer a solution that didn’t involve third party software, and that program wouldn’t help the Mac users either.

Of course. It’s also just a temporary feature in the program, to help out until DAZ gets file sizes listed on the download page.