http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/ your guide to the world of File Transfer.. and beyond! en Wed, 08 Feb 2012 10:01:15 +0000 http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/topic/ftp-a-file-a-few-different-ways#post-218 Mon, 10 Aug 2009 21:18:34 +0000 Paul Beugeling 218@http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/ <p>all good points, I also like the "HotDrop option" (my prefered method) and the "right click, Upload using WS_FTP Upload Wizard" (my second favorite option)...</p> <p>I am using WS FTP 2007 and am not sure if these are still available in the newer<br /> WS FTP 12.... </p> http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/topic/ftp-a-file-a-few-different-ways#post-217 Mon, 10 Aug 2009 10:48:24 +0000 Erik Small 217@http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/ <p>In WS_FTP Professional, there are a number of different ways to transfer a file:<br /> 1. Highlight the file you'd like to transfer and then click one of the transfer arrows located between the two window panes. </p> <p>2. Highlight the file without releasing the mouse button and then 'Drag-and-drop' the file from one pane to another. </p> <p>3. Highlight the file from an Explorer Window or your Desktop and 'Drag-and-drop' it to the Remote System pane. </p> <p>4. Within WS_FTP, simply double-click on the file you'd like to transfer (note: you can customize the 'Double-Click Action' to view a file rather than transferring it -- see 'Options', 'Advanced' to adjust this setting). </p> http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/topic/remote-editing#post-208 Tue, 04 Aug 2009 10:29:53 +0000 Paul Beugeling 208@http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/ <p>I have tired this a few times but being the human that I am I always seem to do something wrong.....that is why I prefer to ALWAYS edit on the local side first, preview the edits, for any errors, and then upload if all is correct....I mean, the ACTIVE EDIT feature is nice as long as you know for sure you never ever absolutly never make any mistakes..... </p> http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/topic/remote-editing#post-204 Mon, 03 Aug 2009 13:24:21 +0000 Erik Small 204@http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/ <p>You'll only be able to do remote editing on text based files.<br /> To edit an image file, transfer it to your local system, edit it, and then transfer it back up. </p> http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/topic/remote-editing#post-203 Mon, 03 Aug 2009 13:23:29 +0000 Anonymous 203@http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/ <p>Great info. As I am new...if I want to make changes to text, and perhaps add a Photo or banner, do I have to carry out this exercise twice? one in ASCI, and one in Binary, and are the images stored on a separate remote file to text? </p> http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/topic/remote-editing#post-202 Mon, 03 Aug 2009 13:22:09 +0000 Erik Small 202@http://www.filetransferplanet.com/forums/ <p>In WS_FTP Professional, the 'Edit' option allows you to edit a file that's on a remote site. Select a file from the 'remote site' (right pane), right click, and then select 'Edit' from the available options. WS_FTP Professional will then transfer the file to a temp directory on your local system and open it with the associated 'edit' application (ex. Notepad for .txt files). When you close that application, WS_FTP Professional will automatically transfer the file back to the remote FTP site </p>