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Disk Space Limit
You have an allotted amount of web
space depending on the plan you choose for each email
address and web files in your account. This simply means
that the total size of all the web documents, images, and
other files stored on a particular web space cannot exceed
the allotted amount. Considering that a text-only web page
might be only about four kilobytes (4KB) in size
(1MB=1,024KB), this gives you plenty of room to work with.
But if you store larger files on your web space (e.g.,
audio, video, or large images), you won't be able to store
as many files as you otherwise would.
Traffic Limit
You have a traffic allowance
per month for each web account. In web terms,
"traffic" is the amount of data that your Web site sends to
visitors who request pages, images, and other files.
For example, suppose your site
contains a Web page that is 4KB in size and 10KB worth of
images. When people visit that page, their Web browsers
download the text and images to their computers for viewing.
To deliver the text and images, your site would have to send
out 14KB of data (4KB for the text + 10KB for the images).
A gigabyte is a lot of traffic if
you consider that 1GB = 1,024MB = 1,048,576KB.
Note: If you find that you
need more storage or traffic, consider
upgrading your
hosting account.
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