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FTPRush is a comprehensive FTP client for smooth file transfer. The program offers fully-fledged functionality delivered in a user-friendly interface and allows experienced users to create their own FTP scripts speeding up the routine

FTPRush is a comprehensive FTP client for smooth file transfer. The program offers fully-fledged functionality delivered in a user-friendly interface and allows experienced users to create their own FTP scripts speeding up the routine

Mulit FTP Sync is a real-time file synchronization tool that can automatically synchronize the local file system to one or more FTP Servers without any user intervention.It is useful in website synchronization, remote backup.

Automatically backup your critical data to a local disk, the Network or remote FTP servers. Backups & restores are amazingly simple. You can create self-restore archive. You can create multiple tasks. It can work as a Windows NT/2000/XP service too.

Automatically backup your critical data to a local disk, the Network or remote FTP servers. Backups & restores are amazingly simple. You can create self-restore archive. You can create multiple tasks. It can work as a Windows NT/2000/XP service too.

Automatically backup your critical data to a local disk, the Network or remote FTP servers. Backups & restores are amazingly simple. You can create self-restore archive. You can create multiple tasks. It can work as a Windows NT/2000/XP service too.

Download accelerator software can increase downloading speed of audio, video, applications and documents. FTP files download manager program auto resume broken or unfinished downloads due to network problem.

Use Right Web Monitor to automatically check specified web resources and notify you when a change occurs. Able to detect changes in web pages, mailboxes, files, FTP files and folders anywhere on the Internet and download the changed files.

Automatically upload local files to a FTP server every so often. Uploads can be set to occur every 30 minutes, 1 hour, 24 hours, etc. This application sits in the system tray at the bottom right corner of the screen.