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FTP Explorer is designed to be a simple File Transfer Protocol client. FTP Explorer looks and acts very much like the Windows Explorer, offering a fun and easy way to transfer files.
At a glance, some of these advanced features are:

- New! Connection Wizard walks you through the process of creating a connection profile.
- New! Automatic update checks for updated versions at startup and installs them if you choose.
- Download or upload files to one or more servers while browsing and selecting files to transfer on another.
That’s right!, FTP Explorer handles all file transfer requests in the background, so you don’t have to wait
while files copy to continue browsing the current server. You can even connect to a different server, and the
program will automatically log off of the original server once the requested transfer has completed.
- Can’t connect? Not to worry. FTP Explorer will automatically retry if the connection attempt fails. You can
configure the number of times it should try to connect, and the time delay between connection attempts.
- Support for resuming interrupted file transfers. FTP Explorer attempts to resume a file transfer if it
detects a file with the same name in the current download directory. This can save you time and connection
costs for those troublesome connections. (Note: not all ftp servers support this option.)
- No more searching through that index file for the entry you’re looking for. FTP Explorer can automatically
download and display the proper description of each file with the file that it describes. As an option, the
program will automatically download the index file on the server and display the file descriptions next to the
appropriate files while you browse. Several standard index file formats are currently supported.
- The new Transfer Manager allows you to ascertain the details of download or upload requests at a glance. The
source, destination, and status of each request is detailed in the Transfer Manager window to keep you apprised
of multiple connections, and make it easy to see which files have been transferred.
- Create file or directory FTP shortcuts on your desktop to launch FTP Explorer and automatically connect to
your most commonly visited FTP sites.
- Like icons? Like descriptions? No problem. FTP Explorer uses the Windows 95 style list boxes for displaying
the contents of remote servers. Toggle between large icons, small icons, lists, or full descriptions of the
files you are browsing. Its intelligent tree view learns the directory structure as it goes.
- Windows 95 style right-click menus keep options at your fingertips. The most commonly used options are only
a mouse click away. Menu options change based on the type of file or directory that is highlighted.
- Intelligent Command Queue enables background completion of each command, so you don’t have to wait on
directory listings!. Once connected to a server, FTP Explorer maintains a list of commands to carry out which
makes listing files and searching the server much faster. Select the directories that you want to browse as
soon as you connect, and FTP Explorer will go to work downloading the directory information and listing its
contents in the background while you continue to browse. As each directory listing is completed, its color
changes to let you know you can view it without any delay.
- The Quick Connect option lets you immediately connect to a site without having to go through the usual
song-and-dance of adding a site to the profile list.
- Full Drag and Drop support. Simply drag one or more files or complete directory structures — onto the FTP
Explorer’s file view area to transfer them to the location of the server that is currently connected.
Receiving files is also as simple as dragging one or more files (or directories) onto your desktop, or any
other folder.