bill
msg:1570311 | 9:38 pm on Nov 25, 2005 (gmt 0) |
You're talking about the Windows FTP protocol support that is built in. That support been in Windows as long as I can remember going back to 3.1. You can do a lot from the Command Line [microsoft.com] with this tool. I find it useful for writing batch files which I can schedule to run basic tasks.
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Leosghost
msg:1570312 | 9:46 pm on Nov 25, 2005 (gmt 0) |
Cute ftp pro ..spend the money ..
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kaled
msg:1570313 | 12:55 pm on Dec 5, 2005 (gmt 0) |
FTP support arrived with IE5/Win98. It works well enough but lacks an ascii mode and a "newer files only" mode. I don't update my site very often - too busy, and this just about suffices for me most of the time. When I looked for an ftp client a while back I gave up because they were either too expensive, too ugly (I can't remember which) or badly written, etc. I was astonished that I couldn't find anything for my needs. One was so ugly I couldn't bare to look at it. I didn't just uninstall it I deleted the download - I've never done that before. Kaled.
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bill
msg:1570314 | 12:51 am on Dec 6, 2005 (gmt 0) |
| FTP support arrived with IE5/Win98. |
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...in Internet Explorer (just to clarify). There has always been FTP support in Windows via the command line/DOS window.
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jtmoney77
msg:1570315 | 3:52 am on Dec 8, 2005 (gmt 0) |
Why is it that one of my client's computers doesn't have it and he has XP? Is there a way to shut it off? If so how do I determine if it is still on the computer - look under program files? I just know, when u put ftp: in my address bar it works and with his it doesn't. Thanks for your time,
J
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bill
msg:1570316 | 4:40 am on Dec 8, 2005 (gmt 0) |
FTP is a built-in Windows service component. It is installed with the IIS component, so if you want to add or remove FTP service from WinXP go here: Control Panel ¦ Add or Remove Programs ¦ Add/Remove Windows Components ¦ Internet Information Services (IIS) (Details...) Then check or uncheck the box next to File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Service
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kaled
msg:1570317 | 12:18 pm on Dec 8, 2005 (gmt 0) |
IE Options dialog - Advanced tab There are two boxes for ftp (but not next to each other). One enables ftp and one enables passive mode. Kaled.
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topsites
msg:1570318 | 6:04 am on Dec 14, 2005 (gmt 0) |
omg u got to get either cute ftp or smart ftp or some sort of decent ftp where you can drag-and-drop like a real man.
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kaled
msg:1570319 | 12:42 pm on Dec 14, 2005 (gmt 0) |
If all you want is drag and drop, you can be real manly with the ftp built into IE! Kaled.
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bigtoga
msg:1570320 | 12:31 pm on Dec 22, 2005 (gmt 0) |
My friend, a Windows guru, thinks IE's ftp is all he needs. I, on the other hand, can't stand it lol... I'm not a Windows guru so I need a little help. My favorite FTP program is called Filezilla. It's an open source program and is hosted by sourceforge.net
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