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NEW RELEASE: FTP-It! version 2.11 (FTP client)
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (vtr@airmail.net)
Thu Nov 23 20:37:36 1995
To: os2ann.DISCUSS@bloom-picayune.MIT.EDU
Date: Tue, 21 Nov 1995 08:47:52 GMT
From: vtr@airmail.net
Reply-To: vtr@airmail.net
Submitted By: Kerry J. Mercer (vtr@airmail.net)
Source: Kerry J. Mercer (vtr@airmail.net)
Date received: 1995 November 18
Date posted: 1995 November 20
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FTP-It!(tm) release of Version 2.11
What's New
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Changes
- Remote Logon parameters saved by host and userid combination
- Remote Logon window host field is initialized with the last host used
- Local window will display the local host output directory if one is
specified
- Added Local Host option to translate outbound file names to lower case
- Added Logon settings option to autologon a host or hosts
- Added Remote Logon option to connect to server using PASV;
'Firewall-friendly connect' as documented in RFC 1579
Fixes
- Set focus to Local Host window on startup
- Handle some non-compliant server responses
- SYS3175 in REXX.DLL processing INI file
The new package can be picked up from the following locations:
ftp-os2.nmsu.edu\incoming\ftpit211.exe
ftp.leo.org\incoming\os2\ftpit211.exe
ftp.cdrom.com\pub\os2\incoming\ftpit211.exe
Or point your Web Browser to the following locations:
http://www.wilmington.net/bmtmicro/index.html
http://www.hammer.org/uhtml/Warp.html
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FTP-It!(tm)
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Version 2.11 November 18,1995
A Vantage Technical Resources, Inc. Product
Copyright 1995
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Introduction
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FTP-It! is a multi-threaded, bi-directional, concurrent file
transfer application designed for OS/2 2.x and 3.x. It has
been designed to provide the maximum benefit for both the
beginner, as well as the expert FTP user.
Features List
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Some of the key features of FTP-It! are as follows:
- Multiple windows, one for Local host and one for each remote FTP Site.
- Multi-threaded operation.
Each host executes on it's own thread, allowing interaction
with all hosts simultaneously.
- Concurrent file transfers in both directions(Put and Get).
- Remote Host message log
- Hot keys for most functions.
- Settings notebook for each host system.
- Byte count, time estimate and progress bar during file transfer.
- RFC 959, 1123 and 1579 specifications of File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
- Multiple file select for transfer.
- Drag and Drop file transfer, delete and local file print.
- Mixture of binary and ascii files allowed in transfer.
- Fast Browse of text files received.
After receiving an ASCII file such as 00index.txt,
a browse window will allow you to view the file online.
- Remote directory cache to improve performance of both the
local user and the FTP Servers by not having to perform
directory commands each time a user changes directories
to a directory previously viewed and unchanged by the user.
System Requirements
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a. OS/2 2.x or 3.x
b. VROBJ.DLL - VX-Rexx(TM) Runtime DLL included in this package.
c. TCP access via local lan or dialup.
d. FTP-It! package.
Installation Notes
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1. Download ftpit211.exe to your workstation
2. Stop FTP-It! if it is running
3. Open an OS/2 Command Window
4. CD the directory containing ftpit211.exe
5. Type ftpit211 and press ENTER to extract installation files
6. Type install and press ENTER to begin installation
How to contact VTR,Inc.
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VTR,Inc. can be contacted as follows:
via E-mail at: vtr@airmail.net or
via US Mail at: VTR, Inc.
P.O. Box 940473
Plano, Tx. 75074
Notices
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FTP-It! is (c) 1995 by Vantage Technical Resources, Inc.
Until registered, FTP-It! is shareware and is fully-functional
for a 14 day evaluation period.
No warranty of any kind can be given for damage caused through
FTP-It! directly or indirectly or any other way.
FTP-It! is trademark of Vantage Technical Resources, Inc.
OS/2 is trademark of International Business Machines Corp.
VX-REXX is trademark of Watcom International Corp.