i would love to see how the file is spreaded while im sharing that file.. just like the progress-bar in transfers but then in my shared file-list..
this way i know how good my uploaded file is spreaded..

now i always do.. open shared file list.. put my file out of the shared directory.. reload my shared list.. search for the file.. download it.. and wait when it gets sources... it would be handier if there was a progress-bar in my shared list..

Read in FAQ about Part Traffic feature.

i read the 'Upload progress' part and found out i have nothing..
just:
parts progress compression countries
0/38 (35) *blank* 0,1 China
5/38 (30) *blank* 0,4 Austria

(shared list) also blank under 'part trafic'
but Part Traffic isnt very functional.. u can only see how much u uploaded to other pple.. if i upload to someone it could be im uploading to a big shareder or not.. so i still dont know how good the parts are spreaded like when u are downloading a file (download progress-bar)

Try to look harder:

http://emuleplus.info/forum/index.php?show...PartTraffic,909

And look for "Part Traffic" here:

http://emuleplus.info/forum/index.php?show...onQuestions,793

Yes, you can't estimated how well it was spread, but at least it can give you an idea how well you uploaded it.
We have some plans to implement even better things (better estimation), but nobody knows when it happens.

There will always be a tradeoff between the amount of information we want and the amount of information we can get without getting our client banned for excessive traffic.

The best way so far is to look in the 'On Queue' list in the transfer page - sort the list by filename and scroll to the desired file, and see the progress bars for the waiting clients. Add this to the number of complete sources and you have a pretty decent idea of what's going on.

thanks all for your help

looking forward to those new things

and indeed muleteer the upload progress-bar is very helpfull

(can u search in FAQ? it would be handy..)

http://emuleplus.info/forum/index.php?act=Search&f=23

It's the same as "Public Info"

thats good to know

(slapping himself cause: New - contains FAQ and other useful information)