- nBit Easy FTP DLL 2.8.2, It Should Be Easy! — Easy FTP DLL contains an Active X control, which handles operations with FTP servers and can be used from any language/environment where Active X controls are suitable. Easy FTP’s ActiveX is windowless, so it can be created from code in run-time. Easy FTP’s list of functions offers a full set of FTP interactions; you can browse or list, create, delete, upload and download files and folders on server…
- Download Accelerator Plus 8.5, Just Does Faster — Downloading files you’ve found online too often becomes a pain if a file is large (in some cases, it can become a pain for EVERY file). Downloading takes too much time. Downloading fails by timeouts and disconnections, and you stay with a useless file part. In most cases, you can’t even figure out for sure whether the file has been downloaded completely! Want to solve it? Asking for my advice? Here…
- FTPRush 1.0, Master of FTP — If you work with FTP eventually, i.e. download one file per month, all you would need for a happy life is your browser or a file manager. But once your FTP usage gets more intensive, start uploading and downloading, connecting to several servers, managing accounts, synchronizing folders and so on, you will finally come to the though that the FTP issue is not such an easy one. The list of features you have already requested is huge…
- DropUpLoad 1.83, Upload Made Reliable — Traditionally a basic (user-level) interaction with Internet FTP servers is a browser responsibility area. You just «visit» the FTP server the way you visit web-pages, view and download files. The process is quite comfortable with reasonably modern browsers. But, when you need to UpLoad something, the pain appears. The browser just can’t handle this and if it does, then only at very basic and insufficient level. Of course, you…
- Download Studio 4.0, A File Grabbing Combine — The good old times, when most of us had slow, unreliable Internet connections, were the times of the rise of «file downloaders». The first ones of them were naive, and all they could do was «download this file, in spite of disconnects and low download speed». But the software kept undergoing the development, became smarter and more automated, and mature downloaders suddenly became really useful programs EVEN in the times…
- CC File Transfer, File Exchange Made Easy — Doesn’t it drive you crazy that to just swap a few files with your friends you’d have to be a computer expert, capable of deploying a file server, handling permissions settings, comprehending a lot of stuff you’re likely to never use afterwards? How about just uploading the files you want to exchange through your web browser and downloading your friends’ files just the way you’d normally…
- Enterra Download Manager — Those of us who regularly download large amounts of data from the web, and especially those who pay for their traffic, know well that a download manager is a must have if you don’t want to lose money, time and nerves. Unfortunately, the standard managers integrated in most popular browsers leave much to be desired and lose a lot to commercial applications. If you need a functional download manager that would…
- Safe File Shredder and Mover, Erasing Traces — Did you know that the deletion of a file didn’t actually erase it, and, instead, the deleted file was just moved to a garbage folder? Did you know also that even when the garbage folder — known in Windows as «Recycle Bin» — was «cleared», the «deleted» file still didn’t physically disappear from the disk? Did you know that even when you deleted a file bypassing Recycle Bin…
- ZipSnap - regular incremental backups made really easy — If you are the administrator of a large file catalog or a software directory, integrity of your data is your primary concern. When hundreds of files are added to the archive every day, manual backups become virtually impossible and full backups are obviously inefficient due to the free disk space required for this operation. If this is the case with, incremental backups will be just what you need. But how do you go about…
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