On 5 May 2004, at 00:36, Neil Hughes wrote:
On Tue, 4 May 2004 05:49:32 +0100, Lisa wrote:
We're using Panther 10.3.3 and would be happy to tell you about the ftp
in finder, but
we don't actually know. I didn't know you could use finder! :O
I haven't even tried ftp except using fetch which I downloaded from .mac
and I'm not even 100% with what's going on with that. Like why can't I
ftp an entire folder with it,
and not individual files?
Also, want a better ftp way to go!
:-)
One of these days I'll make a decision and buy Fetch/Transmit/whatever, but right now I have a decent FTP application on the Windows box, so I can't really justify it unless I can convince myself I'll be more productive and it'll be more fun...
...hang on, how sad do you have to be to find an FTP program fun?
Neil
Not at all, it was one of the key early network applications. I remember when moving a file from one computer to another was a major operation. Used carefully, ftp is still a key application, especially within tech support departments.
Tom
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