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HomePage: http://www.cuteftp.com Also Available:Windows 3.x Version (a) Description: The best FTP client with functional menu.
WS_FTP Ltd Edition version 4.20 ( 653,548) ws_ftple.zip HomePage:http://www.ipswitch.com/pd_wsftp.html Also Available: Win3.x Version Description: A great application that allows remote file edits, chmods
on UNIX boxes and file moves.
RFtp (171 kb) (4/27/97) RFtp is a GUI-based FTP client for Windows® 95 and NT® 4.0. While having the load-time and footprint of an "applet", it retains the features and functionality of a full-sized application! RFtp PRO adds error recovery / restart of interrupted transfers, remote-site maintenance facilities (such as directory/folder creation and renaming of files, folders and "symbolic links"), enhanced navigation tools, greater FTP session monitoring and control capabilities, not to mention operation through a "classical" proxy / firewall
NCftp (210kb) (10/16/96) NCftp is a command line Unix style ftp program. It runs under Win95
only. If you are into in x-based OS's (Unix/Linux), this will give you
some "hands-on" experience in ftp in the environment. I have used it for
that purpose but it also is a pretty good, and fast ftp program as well.
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