G
Guest
I read somewhere that xp home ed. has ftp capability without using another
program. anyone know how to do that?
Chas.
program. anyone know how to do that?
Chas.
J
Jon
chas. said:
Yes, you can create links like
ftp://accountname
[email protected]/and then drag and drop files like you do locally.
Jon
G
Guest
Thank you so much Jon. That is soooo simple.
Jon said:Yes, you can create links like
ftp://accountname
and then drag and drop files like you do locally.
Jon
T
Tim Slattery
chas. said:
As Jon said, Internet Explorer can act as an FTP client. There's also
a command-line client that comes with XP. Open a command console ("DOS
Box") and type ftp.
G
Guest
Thank you Tim but I'm afraid I don't know what a 'command console' is. I'm
barely semi-literate with this Pc. Could I get a 'Dick and Jane' explanation
of that somewhere?
Chas.
barely semi-literate with this Pc. Could I get a 'Dick and Jane' explanation
of that somewhere?
Chas.
T
Tim Slattery
chas. said:
The Command Console is also called a "Dos Box", although there's
actually no DOS in XP. Open one by choosing "Start|All
Programs|Accessories|Command Prompt", or using Start|Run and typing
cmd in the box.