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Note Submitter: o_sheep@hotmail.com ---- you can try using set_time_limit(0); which will reset the timeout. to find out what has been completed at at the php script.. you can try using flush(); after echo.. which should display your messages without having to wait for the script to finish loading.. "..I've got this working fine but with slow sites and when sending a batch of files, the PHP times out! I am using a commercial host so cannot tell them to increase the PHP timeout and in any case I think that isn't appropriate. I am thinking in terms of first opening a connection and then sending each file with a reload of the page (using a parameter to increment the file to be sent). This could also give a "progress" indication rather than freezing. Is this sensible or can anyone suggest a better approach? Thanks. Neil..."