Eko wrote:
>While the data channel always use the max of your connection, the
>dialong channel doesn't. Usually it have sluggish response time
>(delays between commands and responses), sometimes as bad as news
>server. But then, perhaps that's because I'm using WS-FTP... <g>
I've never seen any problems with it - they seem equally fast to me.
>If what you meant was downloads, then yes, they're generally fast,
>but still took an awfull lot of time when you downloading huge --
>several MBs -- files. If this done under DOS, you still have to
>wait for each previous file to complete, sequentially, before
>downloading the next.
But of course, all programs I've used are like this in Windows as well
(until you open a second window).
>While the dialog channel is indeed free,
>I don't think you can issue more than one download session.
>CMIIW (Correct Me If I'm Wrong).
I think you are correct.
>No, I'm not use FrotPage, just DreamWeaver and M$ ASP (j/k) ;-)
I've heard some nice things about DreamWeaver - especially that it doesn't
mess up your HTML (which most others do). Personally edit works fine for me
(but then my pages aren't overly impressive nor updated lately <g>).
>Don't have BulletProof yet, I'll try download it later (and see
>how good it is ;-). Got CuteFTP installed, but so far, never tried
>it... Silly me... Guess I'm too hooked to WS-FTP's "easyness" <g>.
Easy? I remember the first time I used WS-FTP - every field in the program
was messed up (and it stayed this way for several versions before it
finally was able to access the big FTP servers normally). It's also
responsible for (atleast early Win9x versions) of storing the local file
"file.htm" as "FILE.HTM" on the server.
My father who isn't all that interested in learning how to use a FTP
program got the hang of Cute-FTP directly (that reminds me I should perhaps
get him a new version soon).
BTW: techweb.com has changed their system, you need to change your link(s?)
//Bernie
http://bernie.arachne.cz/ DOS programs, Star Wars ...
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