Whenever you want to move files across the Net, you usually require FTP. FTP—File Transfer Protocol—is widely used as both the name of how you upload and download files to/from your local computer to/from a remote server, and as the application you utilize to carry out this, known as an FTP Client. (The FTP server is what is at the opposite end of the connection.)

Whenever you upload new pages or files to your website, you’re using FTP to send them there. When you’re downloading files from many places, you’re using FTP to get them to your computer too. There ends our crash course in FTP, but you probably already knew all that, so, on with the show!

Prompt FTP Client is a utility that helps make your FTP file transfers run more easily. It features an easy-to-use connection wizard, which is easy to configure, so you’ll be able to get on with managing your files, instead of being forced to expend a lot of time on figuring out the program. In addition to that, it includes an integrated editor that permits the editing of remote pages without being forced to download them and then upload them again. Worth a go if you’re looking for a plain and simple FTP client.

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