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Found out about
Filezilla (http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/)
when AIS changed AISFTP access and got rid of the secure id’s and went to SFTP.
When they did this they promoted Filezilla as a free SFTP connectivity tool,
can’t say that I have any complaints at this point… my primary FTP app for years
has always been FTP Voyager though. Not free
however.
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Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2006 10:10
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[MSUNAG] Graphical Windows FTP client?
Yes, I know, an odd question for
2006....
Internet Explorer had a nice FTP client that provided
moves to/from local disk to remote FTP site using icons as if local. It
appears that Microsoft has broken this in IE 7. I've been unable
to get it to log into servers, and there's talk on the Net that the
function is broken.
So I'm looking for an alternative. WS-FTP LE is no
longer available. Firefox has an add-in called FireFTP that's pretty good
but has shortcomings.
Is there a free graphical Windows FTP client you
suggest?
/rich