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["Daniel Feiglin" <daniel_f -at- radwin -dot- com>]

Hi!

 

Is there an accepted short form or abbreviation of the word "throughput"
in the context of data transmission? It is too long to fit into the text
area of a small status widget.

 

Is for example, "thruput" in use? And what about our local "invention"
for it: "T'put"?

 

Regards,

 

 

Daniel 

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