Excerpt from "Bastiaan Edelman, PA3FFZ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Until a year ago they made FTP possible and FTP is much faster, no bload > at all... and files are smaller. HTTP is a 7 bit system so files, eg > images, must be encoded by the sender and decoded by the provider. Is > MIME the en/decoder; 8 bit => 7 bit ?? > Like attachments becomming larger than the original files. HTTP is only 7 bits? I have downloaded a lot of .zip files, also other binary types via http, and I didn't see any MIME-style encoding. FTP07 is a standalone FTP program for DOS, dating to 1993 but still good, however no support for resuming interrupted downloads or uploads.
