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jaymz

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#67408 1-Sep-2010 07:16

Would it be possible to format the available size and used size with commas to break the number up?
Or
Position the numbers one above the other so it is a bit easier to read?

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#375225 1-Sep-2010 10:48

jaymz: Would it be possible to format the available size and used size with commas to break the number up?

I would like it if any numbers in that thousands have commas in them, eg 12,500 rather than 12500

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#375228 1-Sep-2010 10:51

You have 2248658 byte(s) uploaded to your image gallery, out of 10000000 bytes available.

I don't want to do maths in the morning.
2 248 658 bytes = 2.14448738 megabytes

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#375245 1-Sep-2010 11:36

Ok, ok... Lazy number readers. I will change this later this week.

jaymz

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#375246 1-Sep-2010 11:41

Yay! :)

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#375339 1-Sep-2010 15:17

Haha geez some people are just down right lazy.. :-)

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#375780 2-Sep-2010 14:47

How's that now?

jaymz

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#375785 2-Sep-2010 14:51

neato :)

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#375788 2-Sep-2010 14:53

Haha kilobytes? I at least would of thought the conversion would have been to megabytes..

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