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How can you determine the size of a jpeg file?

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You can usually try to find the file in your respective file browser, right click it and click on "Properties". Alternatively you can select it and press Alt + Enter. On most operating systems, this will pop up a window that tells you how large the file size is.

This is an operation that can be done on any file, not just a JPEG.

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