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Auto FTP Manager

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BitKinex FTP Client

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WinFtp Client

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Fsync

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Auto FTP Manager is a
BitKinex integrates the
WinFTP Client is a FTP
Synchronize to remove deleted
powerful FTP client that
functionality of an
client software with
or upload changed and
allows you to establish a
innovative FTP client, SFTP
high-performance. With the
modified files to an FTP or
connection to any FTP server
client and WebDAV client for
development of internet
Web server from the command
and automate the file
Windows. In addition to
technology, the speed in
line. Fsync acts recursively
transfer procedures. You can
features found in other
Network has been enhanced
on all sub directories.
schedule transfers,
popular FTP programs
largely.
Filter and exclude files to
synchronize directories with
BitKinex introduces several
 
upload with options.
simple drag-and-drop
unique approaches and
 
 
interface.
solutions.
 
 


Date: Apr, 15 2007


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Date: Dec, 08 2006
FTPGetter has the features a
FTP Now is a fast,
Free command-line FTP client.
A FTP Client for Windows,
good FTP client should have.
multi-threaded Windows FTP
All 3 FTP/SSL modes, X.509
Pocket PC and Windows Mobile
The program also provides
client software with the
client certificates, passive
that gives you a fast, easy
advanced mechanisms for task
look-and-feel of Windows
transfers, and alternate
and reliable way to upload
scheduling and automation.
Explorer. It makes moving
ports supported. Uses same
or download files and
FTP over SSL,
files between the Internet
syntax as built-in "ftp.exe"
directories between your
multi-threading, a built-in
and your computer as simple
client for easy drop-in
desktop computer or mobile
scheduler and much more...
as local file manipulation.
replacement.
device, and the FTP server.


Date: Mar, 12 2007


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Date: Jan, 26 2007
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