How may I ask does one go about downloading this software?  I have the license 
but the only thing I can find on any website is download license or buy the 
software.
I assume this software exists!?
On Oct 18, 2011, at 1:13 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:

> Hi Esther
> 
> Just to expand slightly on my somewhat terse response a moment ago.  Yes, it 
> works with Lion.  The 2.x release hasn't been updated in a while but there's 
> nothing significantly troublesome that would kill it with Lion.  We haven't 
> had to use it in a few weeks, but one of Lynne's friends is using it and she 
> says she couldn't live without it with her macs, which all run Lion.
> 
> In actual fact I think I need to set this up again since one of our servers 
> is playing silly animals and we need to try and get that sorted.  Thank you 
> for reminding me about this, Esther.
> 
> Gordon
> 
> On 18 Oct 2011, at 16:44, Esther wrote:
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> I notice that ExpanDrive is today's MacUpdate promo at half price ($19.95).  
> This is a GUI-based solution that lets you transfer files to remote machines 
> that you would SFTP or FTP to and has some slick features, like the ability 
> to reconnect to the machine when you move your location, which is handy when 
> you are using a laptop.  It also apparently has been keeping up with the 
> device interface changes better than OS X Fuse/MacFusion.  MacFUSE is the 
> effort to support cross-platform file handling. (I used to find some of the 
> MacFUSE releases buggy or unstable, especially earlier on.  MacFUSE is no 
> longer being supported as of August 2011 and has been superseded by Fuse4x 
> and OSXFUSE.)
> 
> Gordon, I recall that you used ExpanDrive after the version 2 release.  Any 
> comments about the product now, and specifically about how well it works with 
> Lion, which I can't check?  It's convenient to have the Finder-like interface 
> for remotely mounted drives, especially those on non-Mac systems.  However, 
> since I updated my copy of Panic's Transmit to version 4,  I've been using 
> that instead; I think it's faster and has more options.  I didn't update my 
> version 1.6 ExpanDrive license for that reason, and I don't know how well it 
> works under Lion. ExpanDrive has a simpler interface that some may like, and 
> I understand that some people like the Windows version of ExpanDrive that was 
> released in July as being very fast on that system.  The present ExpanDrive  
> license covers both Mac and Windows, so that may be a selling point for some 
> users.
> 
> Any thoughts?  The MacUpdate site has a link to their free trial download at:
> http://www.mupromo.com/deal/1643/7024/expandrive
> 
> For new users, the MacUpdate promo site does require a one-time negotiation 
> of a CAPTCHA to set up your account.  Afterwords, you can login to find a 
> record of your receipts and purchases, and links to the software.  This makes 
> it easy to find your registration serial number records.  The half-price 
> promo is good for the next 12 hours.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
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