<newbie> ftp in Vista Business 32 bit

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Jeff

hi

I'm wondering if Vista Business 32 bit has built in support for ftp?. I
have some files on a ftp server here and I want to transfer those files over
to my new laptop (vista business 32bit). So I hoped MS has embedded some
kind of software in vista that can use for this..

any suggestions?
 
Jeff said:
hi

I'm wondering if Vista Business 32 bit has built in support for ftp?. I
have some files on a ftp server here and I want to transfer those files
over to my new laptop (vista business 32bit). So I hoped MS has embedded
some kind of software in vista that can use for this..
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You can use IE to do FTP:
http://www.google.com/search?q=FTP+Internet+Explorer+Vista&btnG=Search&hl=en&sa=2

Frankly, I've always felt that using a free third-party FTP client was
preferable, both in XP and Vista.

Some good ones are FileZilla, FTP Commander, and WS_FTP.

Malke
 
Malke said:
You can use IE to do FTP:
http://www.google.com/search?q=FTP+Internet+Explorer+Vista&btnG=Search&hl=
en&sa=2

Frankly, I've always felt that using a free third-party FTP client was
preferable, both in XP and Vista.

Some good ones are FileZilla, FTP Commander, and WS_FTP.
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In XP you can also add an FTP site in Network Places. I am not sure, but I
think you can also do that in Vista, by right clicking in Computer. I
cannot check right now, as I only use Vista on my HTPC.

ss.
 
hi

I'm wondering if Vista Business 32 bit has built in support for
ftp?. I have some files on a ftp server here and I want to
transfer those files over to my new laptop (vista business 32bit).
So I hoped MS has embedded some kind of software in vista that can
use for this..

any suggestions?
Click to expand...

You can use Windows Explorer.

Just right click any blank area (under "Computer") and select ADD A
NETWORK LOCATION then simply follow the wizard to set up your FTP site.
 
You can use Windows Explorer.

Just right click any blank area (under "Computer") and select ADD A
NETWORK LOCATION then simply follow the wizard to set up your FTP site.
Click to expand...

It's a very lame FTP interface though with limited capabilities.

I highly recommend finding a copy of FileZilla 2.+ and installing
that. Avoid version 3.
 
I highly recommend finding a copy of FileZilla 2.+ and installing
that. Avoid version 3.
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I've had no problems at all with Filezilla 3. Why do you recommend
avoiding it?
 
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