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FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. FTP is a way to transfer computer files and text-based information over the Internet. There are thousands of shareware programs, freeware programs, graphics files and sound files available via FTP. There are several ways to access information in FTP file libraries. In many cases, the best method is to use a Web browser. Using Netscape Navigator means you don't have to use FTP programs. Web browsers read Web pages, access Gopher sites, use Telnet to reach remote computers, read Usenet newsgroups and access files by FTP. When using a Netscape Navigator to access an FTP site, the Web site's Universal Resource Locator (URL) takes this form : ftp://<ftp address> TEST 4x01: ENTER http://www.winfiles.com/apps/98/ftp.html IN THE LOCATION TOOLBAR OF Netscape Navigator. THEN BROWSE THE Winfiles FTP SITE, AND DISCOVER THE SHAREWARE AVAILABLE.
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