Free FTP client?

Anyone care to recommend a free non-limited FTP client?

I only change stuff about once a month so it's hardly worth buying one and
so far all the so called "Free" ones I've tried are time limited.

Or if not recommend a newsgroup that would know.

TIA
Slatts

On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 23:30:57 +0100, "Sla#s" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>Anyone care to recommend a free non-limited FTP client?
>
>I only change stuff about once a month so it's hardly worth buying one and
>so far all the so called "Free" ones I've tried are time limited.

Filezilla


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Sla#s wrote:
> Anyone care to recommend a free non-limited FTP client?

For what operating system?

Your headers suggest you may be running some version of Microsoft
Windows, so perhaps:

http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/
http://fireftp.mozdev.org/

"Sla#s" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:461d61cf.0@entanet...
> Anyone care to recommend a free non-limited FTP client?
>
> I only change stuff about once a month so it's hardly worth buying one and
> so far all the so called "Free" ones I've tried are time limited.

Open a command window and type "ftp <hostname>"

In message <461d61cf.0@entanet>, Sla#s <(E-Mail Removed)> writes
>Anyone care to recommend a free non-limited FTP client?

I use this one: <http://www.coreftp.com/>.
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"Sla#s" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:461d61cf.0@entanet...
> Anyone care to recommend a free non-limited FTP client?
>
> I only change stuff about once a month so it's hardly worth buying one and
> so far all the so called "Free" ones I've tried are time limited.

http://bladeftp.datanox.com/bftpfree.htm
BladeFTP Free Edition Ver 2.6
"BladeFTP is a FREE FTP client with a lot of new and useful features. It
allows you browse several FTP site at the same time, you can also create a
task and add the files into it, the task can execute automatically, it makes
the updating and downloading very easy. Another new feature is History
Manage, it can record the detail of uploading and downloading every time.
When you are going to update your web site, you can re-execute the history
simply. Intergrate BladeEditor with 22 highters. It is an easy to use
text-editor and multi-language was supported also."




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On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 23:43:44 +0100, Paul Herber
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Filezilla

Agreed!
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Sla#s wrote:
> Anyone care to recommend a free non-limited FTP client?
>
> I only change stuff about once a month so it's hardly worth buying
> one and so far all the so called "Free" ones I've tried are time
> limited.
> Or if not recommend a newsgroup that would know.
>
> TIA
> Slatts

www.smartftp.com

Just a couple of nag screens; easily clickable!

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"Sla#s" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:461d61cf.0@entanet...
> Anyone care to recommend a free non-limited FTP client?
>
> I only change stuff about once a month so it's hardly worth buying one and
> so far all the so called "Free" ones I've tried are time limited.
>
> Or if not recommend a newsgroup that would know.

As a couple of others mentioned, Filezilla is very good and easy to use.
http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/

Sla#s wrote:
> Anyone care to recommend a free non-limited FTP client?
>
> I only change stuff about once a month so it's hardly worth buying one and
> so far all the so called "Free" ones I've tried are time limited.

Considering you were posting using Outlook Express I guess you are
looking for a Windows client. Internet Explorer can actually do FTP, and
you can drag & drop files from and to Windows Explorer. IIRC it doesn't
do hidden files though (the ones starting with a dot, such as .htaccess).

Regards,
Gunde