You can upload any files you wish to this server. You can share your files or you can use this service for your own personal remote file storage. This is ideal if you want to keep your music collection online for your personal use and access from home or office, or your data files from work so you can work from home. You can even store presentations to be delivered at another computer. Please keep in mind that we do not condone illegal use of this service.

Yes, we can, but the time to do so might not be as time or cost-effective, or secure, as waiting for the CD for on-site copying to the server by your in-house or contracted technician who already knows your network system. The CD is also your backup copy in case of hard drive failure or other disaster. We also offer private FTP downloads of your data. If you need special handling of your image files, bring up your needs to your MSI representative when you inquire.

LimeWire will automatically share the files you've downloaded. You can also share files in several other ways. First, move files from other folders on your system to your LimeWire shared directory (C:\Program Files\Document and Settings\[user]\Shared is the default location for the folder on Windows XP systems where [user] is your Windows login username). In Windows, you can go to your Library Tab and click the "Explore" button to open your library in Windows Explorer.

You can use a FTP (File Transfer Protocol) application or MS FrontPage to publish your web site from your computer up to your account on our server. Refer to your application's manual or help files for specific information on transferring your files to the web server.

You may either use a FTP client such as CuteFTP or Fetch, or a html editor with integrated FTP such as Dreamweaver or Frontpage. If you do not have a FTP client installed on your computer, you may use the File Manager provided with your control panel.

Step 6. With correct FTP information, you should be connected to our server. Double Clicks on public_html/ folder

When you Ftp to your web Space on the server you will be at root directory. Within this directory you will have a sub-directory 'public_html' upload all your HTML, JPEG and GIF files here.

Since encoded files tend to be large, we issue you an FTP account to upload files. Our Online Customer Service section has detailed information about how to FTP to the video server. Also, when your streaming media account is set up, you will receive account configuration information and content linking information.

This requires an FTP program. To view further instructions, FTP tutorials, and suggestions for free FTP programs, review the information on the Support page. All username and password information can be found in the Welcome letter that you receive after signup. If you are new to the process, we suggest you review our free online tips for those just getting started. The basic steps are as follows:

Yes, we do. Please visit Tutorial Section and you'll find some useful FTP Tutorials that you can follow.

Yes! You can use the FTP Voyager Folder Synchronization feature. This is also found in FTP Scheduler so you can automate this process, too!

YES you can, it really depends on what network you download from. Like Bit Torrent (BT), you can get caught, because when you download you automatically upload the file you are downloading, that's how it works with BT, but if you download off the World Wide Web, through HTTP, the odds are slim to none, but still can happen. So in theory you can get in trouble, you may not get sued, but you can get in trouble for it.

A user can have an iFolder client on a Windows workstation and iFolder Share on a Linux workstation, but the files cannot be shared between the two iFolder services. Yes, you can set up multiple iFolder "roots" on each workstation, as well as selectively sync different folders on each workstation where you have enabled iFolder. Each iFolder "root" can then be shared selectively with different users or workstations.

If you have a cPanel account: When transferring your files, the "home" directory of your website is /public_html. That is, your index.html (or similarly named file) for your main site page should be in /public_html. When you use the URL http://www.yourdomain.com, it will be looking at files in /public_html. Your cgi-bin is /public_html/cgi-bin. Your cgi scripts would be referenced by the URL http://www.yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/scriptname.

This feather is functional for the administrator and project manager only. You can use our FTP server (ftp://ftp.mspshosting.com) to download/upload your files stored in your ‘My Documents’ folder.