Procedures

Quick Start

1. Getting connected:

Select File->Options->Connection to setup your settings or use the Dial-Up settings of your device to get connected.

2. Establishing a connection with an FTP server:

Press the button.
Select the desired server from the list. If necessary press the Dial Up... button to establish a connection in advance. Then press "Go!".

3. Panes

CCBrowse incorporates three dedicated panes to display your local file system, the remote host, and a detailed FTP log.

Tap this button (Command View->Local) to display your local file system:

Tap this button (Command View->Remote) to display the file system of the remote host:

Tap this button (Command View->Log) to display the FTP log:

4. Uploading and downloading of files

To upload the currently selected file press the button. Only available if local pane is active.
To download the currently selected file press the button. Only available if remote pane is active.
See the status window for progress information.
Press the button to abort the transfer in progress.
To disconnect from the server press the button again.

5. Deleting and renaming files

Select FTP->Delete and FTP->Rename... to delete and rename the selected local or remote file, respectively. Note: Currently the renaming or deletion of folders or links is not supported.

6. Transferring ROM and RAM areas

CCTransfer allows you to transfer selected parts of your machine's address space to the connected remote host. This may be your machines ROM or selected parts of the RAM, e.g. the screen memory. Select File->Options->ROM Transfer to make the necessary settings.

In the root folder of the local machine you will find a file "ROM.BIN". If you select it and then press the upload button the contents of the specified address range will be transferred to the remote host into a file that's also called ROM.BIN.

If you attempt to transfer data from an address that is not within reach of the processor and hence causes a memory exception, CCTransfer will catch the exception and abort the transfer. You may want to try CCMemory, our freeware memory viewer for Palm PC's, to get an overview of your machines address space in advance.