To remove the selected preferred host, click this item
This item is not available, since no preferred host is selected
This list contains all of the preferred FTP hosts available from the Hosts menu.
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Click this item to enter the host information into the preferred host menu or alias record.
To cancel the host entry procedure, click this button.
Type the name of the remote FTP server you wish to communicate with in this box.
Type the user name to be used for connection authentication here. To use anonymous FTP, enter “anonymous”
Type the password to be used for connection authentication here.
Type the full path of the directory to enter when this connection is opened.
Type the single-character directory delimiter to be used for this connection. The delimiter is the character inserted between path components. (e.g. “\” for MS-DOS and “/” for UNIX)
Use this popup menu to identify the operating system running on the host to which the connection is being opened.
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Click this button to permanently erase the selected files. (There is no empty trash or undo for this operation.)
To cancel the file erasing process, click this button.
Click this button to set the preferences and return to normal program operation.
To avoid changing the preferences from their previous values, click this button.
Enter the maximum time in seconds that program should wait for a remote host to respond to a network command.
Enter the 4-character file type to be used when creating files transferred in text mode ('TEXT' is usually a good choice).
Enter the 4-character file creator to be used when creating files transferred in text mode ('ttxt' will create TeachText files, for example).
Enter the 4-character file type to be used when creating files transferred in text mode.
Enter the 4-character file creator to be used when creating files transferred in text mode.
Click this check box to display file and folder icons in directory windows.
This check box is marked, indicating the program will display file and folder icons in directory windows.
Click this check box to display filenames in directory windows.
This check box is marked, indicating the program will display filenames in directory windows.
Click this check box to display file and folder owners in directory windows.
This check box is marked, indicating the program will display file and folder owners in directory windows.
Click this check box to display file and folder group owners in directory windows.
This check box is marked, indicating the program will display file and folder group owners in directory windows.
Click this check box to display file sizes (in kilobytes) in directory windows.
This check box is marked, indicating the program will display file sizes (in kilobytes) in directory windows.
Click this check box to display file and folder modification dates in directory windows.
This check box is marked, indicating the program will display file and folder modification dates in directory windows.
Click this check box to show the FTP log window, which shows all incoming and outgoing FTP commands.
Click this check box to hide the FTP log window, which shows all incoming and outgoing FTP commands.
Click this check box to enable smart zooming, which auto-sizes windows to the appropriate size when each window is created.
Click this check box to disable smart zooming, which auto-sizes windows to the appropriate size when each window is created.
Click this radio button to configure the program so the user is asked for the destination of file transfers before file transfers are started.
This radio button is marked, indicating the program will ask the user for the destination of file transfers before file transfers are started.
Click this radio button to configure the program so files are transferred without prompting for file destinations.
This radio button is marked, indicating the program will transfer files without prompting for file destinations. Local files will be placed in the directory shown below.
This box contains the full pathname of the default local receive directory. If prompting is off, all files transferred to the Mac will appear in this directory.
Click this button once you have entered the account information, and the connection process will proceeed.
Type your account information in this box to proceed with login.
To send the quoted FTP command to the server, click this button.
To cancel the manual FTP command process, click this button.
Type the full text of the FTP command you wish to quote to the remote host here. Transfers are not allowed, since this requires additional negotiation not available at this level.
