FTP Upload

This Wizard style dialog lets you upload archive files from your local computer to the internet. The opening page requires some information about the system you will be sending your file to.

• Host
  The Host box contains the location of the FTP server to which the FTP Explorer is to connect. The location may also be specified by its IP address.
• Port
  The Port option is set to 21 by default. Most servers accept ftp connection requests on port 21, but there are those that do not for security, or other reasons. Change the port number by clearing the default entry, and typing the new port number.
• Login
  The login name that is required by the selected server to access your FTP account goes in this box. Some servers will accept anonymous FTP requests where you can enter 'anonymous' as the login and usually your e-mail address as the password.
• Password
  Enter the password in this box which is required to access the FTP server. The password entered here will not be legible for security purposes.
• Save settings on exit
  When checked, EnZip will save the the above information for future connections

Click 'Next' to move to the following page. Here you will see the name of the file to be uploaded and also be able to specify additional to send.

• Upload File
  Displays the name of the file to upload to the Server
• To Folder
  The remote folder on the server which the file(s) will be uploaded to. For example, '\uploads', is common folde for public file uploading.
• Additional Files
  This box allows you to specify additional files to send with your archive. Use the 'Add' button to locate and select more files, or alternatively drag the files from Windows Explorer and drop onto the Additional Files box.

Clicking 'Next' will move onto a summary page where you can review your settings. To connect to the server and upload the files, click 'Next'.