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slim Posts: 70 Joined: 8/21/2004 Status: offline	FTP - 9/14/2005 17:17:09 I hope I am in the right forum, can someone give me a quick guidance on FTP. How it works? If someone has an FTP site, can I upload contact to them without having and FTP myself? Thanks.


ritarun Posts: 680 From: Upstate New York USA Status: offline	RE: FTP - 9/14/2005 17:36:23 Can you clarify your question? Are you asking if you need permission to upload files? "can I upload contact to them..."---??? _____________________________ Success often occurs in private, but failure usually in full view. (in reply to slim)


slim Posts: 70 Joined: 8/21/2004 Status: offline	RE: FTP - 9/14/2005 17:40:17 sorry, I meant can I upload "content" I have a domain name I can upload from, I need an interface to give me access to it and how to use it. I know very little about it and need a quick tutorial as I have to upload contents on a DVD to someone ASAP. (in reply to ritarun)


womble Posts: 5721 Joined: 3/14/2005 From: Living on the edge Status: offline	RE: FTP - 9/14/2005 18:28:21 You'll need a ftp programme (there are various free and paid ones available, try a google search for 'ftp software' (or use the FTP facility in FP) and their ftp login details. You'll also need to know the ftp url, often ftp.domain.com or something like that. All the various ftp programs vary in the specifics, but often you can drag and drop files from your local machine to directories on the server once you're logged in, just like you do in Windows. Each program should have help files to help you find your way around. _____________________________ ~~ "A cruel god ain't no god at all" ~~ ~~ Erase hate. Practice love. ~~ (in reply to slim)