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Making connections with CuteFTP Home
Pt. 2 of 5 | 2:39 |
Tuesday January 26, 2010
FTP transfers with CuteFTP Home
Tuesday January 26, 2010
There are lots of Web sites out there that have FTP servers for you to connect to. How can you keep them all straight? Use CuteFTP Home to manage all of your FTP connections. Configure default startup directories, default remote directories and never have to worry about it again. Think of
Site Manager
as speed dial for your FTP.Download this episode now
Quicktime Show Notes
- Open CuteFTP Home.
- Click on File and then on Connect, and then move across to Connection Wizard and click on that.
- The Connection Wizard asks you for the host address. You'll normally get this from your Internet Service Provider or ISP.
- Click Next.
- Depending they site you can either login normally or anonymously. Type in your User Name and Password and click Next.
- CuteFTP Home will connect to your Web site.
- It will prompt you for a Default Local Folder and you can browse to pick the folder you want.
- You can also enter a Default Remote Folder, but if you aren't sure just leave this blank and click Next.
- Click Finish and your connection will be established.
- You can click on the open book icon, the first icon on the left, to bring up the Site Manager.
- You can click on a site and then make modifications.
- You can click on the Actions tab to add the default remote folder which can be seen at the top of the display.
- Use the Site Manager to manage all your connections.
- Click on File and then on Connect, and then move across to Connection Wizard and click on that.
- The Connection Wizard asks you for the host address. You'll normally get this from your Internet Service Provider or ISP.
- Click Next.
- Depending they site you can either login normally or anonymously. Type in your User Name and Password and click Next.
- CuteFTP Home will connect to your Web site.
- It will prompt you for a Default Local Folder and you can browse to pick the folder you want.
- You can also enter a Default Remote Folder, but if you aren't sure just leave this blank and click Next.
- Click Finish and your connection will be established.
- You can click on the open book icon, the first icon on the left, to bring up the Site Manager.
- You can click on a site and then make modifications.
- You can click on the Actions tab to add the default remote folder which can be seen at the top of the display.
- Use the Site Manager to manage all your connections.
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