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Thanks for the answer. I thought that there was some
simple solution, because when the tray identification
of a connection (two monitors) is active, and I click on
it I can see bytes/packets that are sent/received.

Obviously, much more involving mechanism is working
in the background.


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Best regards,
Vladimir Stefanovic
"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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> "Vladimir Stefanovic" <antivari@po.sbb.co.yu> wrote in message
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>> I pay to the internet provider price per megabyte.
>>
>> I was wandering how can *I* make software that will count
>> how many bytes were sent/received through the connection
>> while I was browsing internet.
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> You will have to hook every socket that is created, and keep a running 
> count
> of every byte that is transmitted/received for every packet of every
> application.  Such hooking requires low-level programming - specifically 
> you
> have you write an NDIS driver that hooks WinSock directly.  BCB does not
> support such development, you need to use Microsoft's DDK instead.
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>
> Gambit
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>