Upload to FTP site using Mac OSX 10.3?
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ohhh Mac os ftp that is built into the finder and activated with command-k only opens a read-only connection to the server! why? I don't know! but it's been that way for a long time.\n\nWhich dedicated ftp program do you  use? I use Cyberduck (pretty simple and cool)\n\nif you really have to do it without an extra program you can start up Terminal, and use the built-in ftp command (it has no read-only restriction)
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Try 2 windows of IE with the 2 ftp addresses, and drag the files from one to the other\nAlso, if on the same server, you should be able to do it while logged on with their on-line copy facility.
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Why FTP? Can it be http?  If so, i have a link to a site that has lots of free downloads.
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If I understand the question correctly, you want to upload, not download. One site to take a look at is http://www.isound.com
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You need to tell it what to connect to, along with a proper username/password.\n\nIf you don't know what FTP is, or what it does, then you don't need to be using an FTP client in the first place.
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Very simply, if you're using Windows XP you no longer need a seperate ftp program.\n\nOpen any folder and type the ftp details into the address bar in a similar format to this:\n\nftp:// yourusername:yourpassword @ yourwebserverdetails.com\n\n(remove the spaces though!)\n\nYou will now be able to drag and drop from the server as if it was any other folder on your machine!\n\nAnd if you want to save the details so that you don't have to keep retyping them in every time...go to "My Network Places" and "create a network place"...then just enter all of the details for each site.  Simple as that.  When you want to ftp, just go to "My Network Places" and click on the appropriate link to take you directly to the server folder.\n\ngreat eh?!
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same as a normal (http) link, except with the FTP address:\n\n<a href="ftp://redwood.org">Redwood Anonymous FTP Site</a>
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You can only upload files to a website if you are the webmaster for the site. If so & you have geocities (or another free site) you can use the file manager. If you have a domain or a more advanced site you can use a FTP program.
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well.... you said network cards....\n\nso this states to me a pci based mac that doesnt have an in-built network socket (am i correct?)\n\nthe guy above did say it could be as easy as windows file sharing, but i really really think it would be much easier with some sort of a dhcp switch box or a cheap router as both of these sort out any mess of connections, alls is needed is to tell the mac where the windows pc is via ip connection to a foler and bingo , instant file sharing possible (BUT, this os osx information)\n\nif you want to SHARE like a windows pc on anything os 9.x or below  id suggest looking up Dave 5.1 or below  (there is an osx version but really... its already ready to do what dave does in osx so its rather pointless on anything above os 9.x to use dave)\n\n\np.s dave is not free , you do get a trial, and boy when i had a go at that with the os8.6 and 9.2 & 9.4  (9.4 is the osx updated os9) it worked REALLY REALLY good, it shared folders, it logged into a domain created on a linux box acting like a windows server,  and it played doom3 networked which is really really funny and awesome\n\ni know im babbling on but there is a point to my madness lol..  i just hope its seen and understood
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Sigh-up to free website hosting like http://www.geocities.com\nThey have file manager that canupload your pages.\nOr you can FTP them if they offer it.
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yes. you would need an FTP client lke SmartFTP, CuteFTP or FlashFXP. Just go to www.download.com and do a search on free FTP clients.
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It depends which upload component does your host support.\nThe most common one is AspUpload\nWhen you know this then easily search in \naspin.com or other asp article sites for a sample script
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Using the wrong address, FTP must be used correctly, you missed the point somewhere. Check if you can find your file to down load it for a change. If not, it didn't upload.\n\nI have been useing thier page builder for years, it's much easier than  codes.
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http://www.freewebspace.com and http://www.50megs.com are all free. You can upload using their file manager and not bother with ftp.\n\nYou can even have the prefix domain name customed to yours for free using those sites so you can create a anoop.freewebspace.com or anoop.50megs.com as your web address.
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FTP is File Transfer protocol, it will not compress your data. Anyway Most sites now use HTTP instead
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you need to save it first on your PC then open the site that you want to transfer then browse to the saved file and hit upload
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There's numbers of ftp software can be use. My best selection would be Ws_FTP... There's some websites which also offers upload forms, to help those without ftp knowledge. For example, Geocities.