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May 06, 2005

Scheduling Transfers Podcast

WS_FTP Professional's scheduler is one of those features that FTP'ers find to be integral to their experience. If you haven't used this feature yet, this podcast will guide you through the process of setting up the scheduler.

Download the Scheduling File Transfers with WS_FTP Professional Podcast here.

To learn more about podcasts, read our 'The Wonderful World of Podcasting' article.

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May 05, 2005

Review of WS_FTP Professional 9

The UK magazine BIOS has a review of WS_FTP Professional on their Web site. You can view it here.

I always enjoy reading third-party reviews of the WS_FTP line and thought others in the FTPplanet community might as well. I'll post reviews as I come across them. If you see one, feel free to post a link to it as a comment or in our discussion forums.

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May 04, 2005

More on Sorting Files

A follow-up to yesterday's post...

If you sort by date modified, it is easy to see which files have been last edited or added in a directory. This is an easy way to find and upload only those recently modified files that you need to upload.

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May 03, 2005

Sorting Files

In WS_FTP, you can sort files very easily by Name, File Size, File Type or Date Modified. Simply click the appropriate column heading or select View from the file menu and then select Arrange Icons By.

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May 02, 2005

Creating Desktop Shortcuts

If you want to create a desktop shortcut for your favorite FTP program (or any other program), navigate to it's entry on your start menu, right click on it and select 'Send To >' from the next menu. Choose 'Desktop (Create Shortcut)' and a new icon will appear on your desktop.

Want to get fancy and create a shortcut directly to a favorite FTP site? See our Creating a Shortcut for an FTP Site Profile tutorial.

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