FTP Commander Pro - FileTrial.com - Upload and download your web pages to the Internet

"FTP Commander Pro – upload (and download) your web pages to the Internet – super fast and easily."

FTP Commander Pro lets you upload and download data or delete one or more files, including whole folders along with subdirectories. FTP Commander Pro can also automatically resume and complete file transfers, which for some reason, have been interrupted, or periodically attempt to connect with the FTP server if the pervious link was unsuccessful. Servers usually break off a connection automatically when the user is inactive for more than a specified period of time. FTP Commander Pro includes a command that allows you to "keep connection," which means that retention prompts are periodically generated to maintain the connection. It also contains a passive file transfer mode. Server directories are sometimes hidden from view, which means that the directory modification option will be extremely helpful.

The properties window of the FTP server offers a number of highly convenient options: "Initial Directory on FTP Server". The service functions of the application include drag-and-pop, pop-up and a context sensitive menu, which can be called up by right-clicking the mouse. FTP Commander Pro is compatible with Proxy, Firewall, Sockets 4, 4.5 and 5. The superb options of the program include: directory synchronization on local and remote access computers (for comparing modified or new files), a full range of keys and options to monitor command line control, manual input of FTP commands, etc. FTP Commander Pro`s user-friendly interface becomes instantaneously apparent.

FTP Commander Pro features:

1. Compatibility with virtually all types of servers.

2. Allows you to set a special server response format and a rule for reading the list of server-based files and folders.

3. FTP connections you use the most can be saved, allowing you to connect to each one with one click of the mouse.

4. Toggles the letter case of files names on both local computers and remote servers – handy if your site contains a link to a file named "vista.gif," but you uploaded it as "Vista.Gif."

5. View files or folders as tables, lists, and as large and small icons.

6. Sort data according to date, size, or name – both on local computers and remote servers.

7. Use the filter mask to display the files types you want to upload. Type in *.htm or *.html and all you`ll see is your web page files. Or type in *.css and all you`ll see is your style sheets. Very handy for hiding clutter, like backup files (*.bak), from view.