FTP in Vista will replace FrontPage and Expressions

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FTP in Vista ---- does FTP come with Vista Ultimate No I think... so
has anyone used CuteFTP?

FTP in Vista will replace FrontPage and Expressions.

I tested FTP on my Frontpage web with extension on the Host as the
Host has been broken for last 20 days when they changed servers 1 June
2007... perfect timing. http://www.globalhosting.com

FTP will publish your index.html created in Frontpage I just tested
it... now...

FTP in Vista ---- does FTP come with Vista Ultimate No I think... so
has anyone used CuteFTP?

http://www.inventor-warp-speed.com/

FTP which is a protocol, does not replace FrontPage and Expressions Web, which are
"programs."

As a "protocol" FTP publishing is the alternative to publishing to an http:// address
which requires FrontPage "Extensions."

Yes, Vista is quite capable of publishing using the ftp:// protocol because the "File
Transfer Protocol" is built into the OS.


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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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"inventor" <> wrote in message
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> http://www.inventor-warp-speed.com/
>
> FTP in Vista ---- does FTP come with Vista Ultimate No I think... so
> has anyone used CuteFTP?
>
> FTP in Vista will replace FrontPage and Expressions.
>
> I tested FTP on my Frontpage web with extension on the Host as the
> Host has been broken for last 20 days when they changed servers 1 June
> 2007... perfect timing. http://www.globalhosting.com
>
> FTP will publish your index.html created in Frontpage I just tested
> it... now...
>
> FTP in Vista ---- does FTP come with Vista Ultimate No I think... so
> has anyone used CuteFTP?
>
> http://www.inventor-warp-speed.com/
>

"Steve Easton" <> wrote in
news::

> FTP which is a protocol, does not replace FrontPage and
> Expressions Web, which are "programs."
>
> As a "protocol" FTP publishing is the alternative to publishing to
> an http:// address which requires FrontPage "Extensions."
>
> Yes, Vista is quite capable of publishing using the ftp://
> protocol because the "File Transfer Protocol" is built into the
> OS.
>
>

And works quite well if I may add.....if you know how to add a
network location

Dave

"Steve Easton" <> wrote in message
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> FTP which is a protocol, does not replace FrontPage and Expressions Web,
> which are "programs."
>
> As a "protocol" FTP publishing is the alternative to publishing to an
> http:// address which requires FrontPage "Extensions."
>
> Yes, Vista is quite capable of publishing using the ftp:// protocol
> because the "File Transfer Protocol" is built into the OS.


What's happened to WebDAV in Vista/IE7 ?

I can't get it to work as I could with XP, to save stuff to my server,
remotely.

ss.

"Dave Cox" <> wrote in message
news:Xns99554A9DE6016dcoxgmailcom@69.28.186.121...
> "Steve Easton" <> wrote in
> news::
>
>> FTP which is a protocol, does not replace FrontPage and
>> Expressions Web, which are "programs."
>>
>> As a "protocol" FTP publishing is the alternative to publishing to
>> an http:// address which requires FrontPage "Extensions."
>>
>> Yes, Vista is quite capable of publishing using the ftp://
>> protocol because the "File Transfer Protocol" is built into the
>> OS.
>>
>>
>
> And works quite well if I may add.....if you know how to add a
> network location
>

The loss of My Network Places is another crappy thing about Vista. That
useless mess of linked windows that replaces it is ridiculous.

You can actually add network places to [My] Computer, by right clicking
within it. This is a totally stupid place to put it IMO.

ss.

"Synapse Syndrome" <> wrote in message
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> "Steve Easton" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> FTP which is a protocol, does not replace FrontPage and Expressions Web, which are
>> "programs."
>>
>> As a "protocol" FTP publishing is the alternative to publishing to an http:// address
>> which requires FrontPage "Extensions."
>>
>> Yes, Vista is quite capable of publishing using the ftp:// protocol because the "File
>> Transfer Protocol" is built into the OS.
>
>
> What's happened to WebDAV in Vista/IE7 ?
>
> I can't get it to work as I could with XP, to save stuff to my server, remotely.
>

Unfortunately I don't know because I've never used Webdav.


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Steve Easton