Freelancers Forum Messages on Tuesday February 6th 2007
RE: FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 19:56
Thanks for all the recommendations guys. Very helpful.
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> On 6 Feb 2007 14:35:02 -0000, Dynamic Developer
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> > I'm looking for a free, basic FTP program, that's really e...
Re: FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 18:10
Hi there,
I have Smart FTP, work very well. Easy to use and it has some
additional features if needed.
Juraj
On 6 Feb 2007 14:35:02 -0000, Dynamic Developer
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> I'm looking...
Re: FN-FORUM: Web designers v's Graphic designers
date posted 6th February 2007 16:05
I think you replied to the wrong Dominic there...
On 6 Feb 2007, at 14:22, Craig wrote:
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> Dominic, what an excellent reply, I totally agree with your point
> of view:)
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> Craig
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Re: FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 14:58
Careful, we could see another Linux v Windoze thread starting ;)
I agree though that a secure method should be used if the server supports
it, hence my plug for WinSCP.
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Dominic Raywood
Rubicon C...
Re: FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 14:43
From: "Ben Moxon" [EMAIL REMOVED]
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> Dynamic Developer wrote:
> > I'm looking for a free, basic FTP program, that's really easy to use for
a
> > web newbie.
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> > Any recommendations?
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> Fil...
Re: FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 14:41
Quoting Dynamic Developer [EMAIL REMOVED]
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> I'm looking for a free, basic FTP program, that's really easy to use for a
> web newbie.
Two points to bear in mind.
* FTP sends your username and pass...
Re: FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 14:08
If you are looking for a FTP uploader, then use Coffee Cup Free....
You can use an unlimited number of FTP accounts, resume broken downloads and
transfer files in binary, ASCII or auto-mode. It also...
Re: FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 13:55
Dynamic Developer wrote:
> I'm looking for a free, basic FTP program, that's really easy to use for a
> web newbie.
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> Any recommendations?
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FileZilla is Free and Open Source and works with a...
Re: FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 13:50
Just to clarify, it uses SCP or SFTP, which is based on SSH. That is a
different protocol to Secure FTP. So, I guess you just need to see what
your server supports.
I think the basic difference is...
RE: FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 13:50
I always set up CoreFTP for my clients, simple enough for most of them ;-)
CuteFTP is pretty straight-forward as well, also CoffeeCup FTP
Hope this helps
Allan Young
http://www.allanyoung.info/blo...
Re: FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 13:48
On Tue, Feb 06, 2007 at 02:34:38PM -0000, Dynamic Developer wrote:
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> I'm looking for a free, basic FTP program, that's really easy to use for a
> web newbie.
Client or server ... you don't say.
Y...
Re: FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 13:45
I use WinSCP, its a free SFTP and SCP client for Windows.
It does SCP as well as FTP, hence its name :)
http://winscp.net
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Dominic Raywood
Rubicon Computer Services Limited
W: http://rubiconcsl....
FN-FORUM: simple FTP recommendation
date posted 6th February 2007 13:39
I'm looking for a free, basic FTP program, that's really easy to use for a
web newbie.
Any recommendations?...
RE: FN-FORUM: Web designers v's Graphic designers
date posted 6th February 2007 13:27
Dominic, what an excellent reply, I totally agree with your point of view:)
Craig
-----Original Message-----
Hi Tim,
I think if you put 10 coders together you could come out with something
truly...
Re: FN-FORUM: Web designers v's Graphic designers
date posted 6th February 2007 13:04
Hi Tim,
I think if you put 10 coders together you could come out with something
truly spectacular - something one designer could never do.
In my opinion graphic designers cover a much larger spect...
Re: FN-FORUM: TCP/IP Properties
date posted 6th February 2007 12:42
Dominic Marsat wrote:
>>> Presumably the Web server is hosted in a data centre and you connect
>>> remotely using remote desktop, terminal services, VNC, etc. I suspect
>>> they're using NAT or UPnP e...
Re: FN-FORUM: Web designers v's Graphic designers
date posted 6th February 2007 11:59
----- Original Message -----
> Google is not just successful because of its search technology, but also
> because of the simplicity of the front end - I'm willing to admit that,
> however, I highl...
FN-FORUM: Flash 8 to MX conversion - whos was it?
date posted 6th February 2007 08:56
Morning,
stupidly I cleared out my webmail box yesterday and lost the contact email for whoever it was that needed their .fla's converting from flash 8 to MX. They're sitting waiting to be emailed b...
Re: FN-FORUM: Web designers v's Graphic designers
date posted 6th February 2007 08:30
Interesting to see that there's still a few 'debates' going on with the
list, lol.
My perspective on web designers versus graphic designers versus programmers
is the following:
Web designer - Fron...
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