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FTP Explorer
Version: 1.00.1
Downloads Count: 40,777
License Type: Free
Price: Free
Date Added: Nov 23, 1999
Operating Systems: Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 98
File Size: 677 KB
Author: FTP Explorer
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Description of FTP Explorer
Modeled after the Windows Explorer interface, this free utility includes all the standard features of an FTP client, and allows you to resume a file download after an interruption. The site manager feature saves your user name, password, and working directory for each remote site.
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