> Sequencing is ameliorated by making sure each page, file, etc fits into > one TCP packet (I believe max 1024 bytes) which is still substantial. TCP packets can be up to 65536 bytes. Irrelevant, since "we" are sending the data. Realistically, each packet should be "not larger" than an ethernet packet (and *officially* not larger than an IMP packet (576 bytes.)) The receiving side of a TCP connection gets to specify the maximum packet size that it is willing to accept. Expecting it to allow very large packets will lead to an implementation that will not work very often... BillW