File Transfers
The World supports a variety of methods to move files between various
computers. The most commonly used method of file transfer is moving
files between your local host computer and The World. Another type of
file transfer is moving files on the network from one Internet computer
to another.
Local Host Transfers
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Basic Instructions
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For beginners, instructions on downloading and uploading files between
your local host computer and The World.
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Transfer Methods:
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Send zmodem (download)
Send xmodem (download)
Send ymodem (download)
Receive zmodem (upload)
Receive xmodem (upload)
Receive ymodem (upload)
kermit
Macintosh transfers
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Advanced uploading and downloading
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Some advanced methods of transferring files between The World and
your local host computer.
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File Transfer FAQ
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Frequently Asked Questions about common problems encountered when transferring files.
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Network Transfer Methods
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Using FTP
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FTP is the program that allows a user to transfer files to and from
a remote network site.
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Using NCFTP as an alternative to FTP
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NcFTP offers the same functionality as FTP with some additional,
helpful features.
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Using Archie to search for FTP sites
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Archie queries an Archie anonymous FTP database for FTP sites of interest.
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Remote ZModem Transfer
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Using Zmodem with a remote Internet host.
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