Have to agree with Capt. reply. I used ver. 2.7 until upgrading to an iMac-Intel, and didn't even attempt to upgrade because ftp isn't useful as much to me any more.
But as a former user, an e-mail invitation to upgrade now found me ready to rejoin their registry.
And starting up v. 4.5 after downloading it was as easy ss described at their Web site. Like many application downloads, just open the .dmg, open a Finder window for Applications folder, then drag and drop the icon into the Applications folder.
Double-click on it to launch for the first time, and follow the on-screen instructions.
BTW, the upgrade version gathered up FTP Address Book from v. 2.7 and put everything in place (after I manually copied .plists into ~/Preferences from the old PPC system). Ready to use.
A very nice ftp client, with a user interface that forgives every mistake. Politely.
Existing users, log in. New users, create a free account. Lost password?
Doesn't launch on OS 10.2.8 - steeldriver
Have to agree with Capt. reply. I used ver. 2.7 until upgrading to an iMac-Intel, and didn't even attempt to upgrade because ftp isn't useful as much to me any more.But as a former user, an e-mail invitation to upgrade now found me ready to rejoin their registry.
And starting up v. 4.5 after downloading it was as easy ss described at their Web site. Like many application downloads, just open the .dmg, open a Finder window for Applications folder, then drag and drop the icon into the Applications folder.
Double-click on it to launch for the first time, and follow the on-screen instructions.
BTW, the upgrade version gathered up FTP Address Book from v. 2.7 and put everything in place (after I manually copied .plists into ~/Preferences from the old PPC system). Ready to use.
A very nice ftp client, with a user interface that forgives every mistake. Politely.
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