1UglyFTP 2.3

1UglyFTP is designed to transfer any type of records from any of the web servers over the Internet. permit ftp scheduling and bulky document folder transfers. Supports Server to server transfer. Its high performance, ruff-n-tuff and yet facile to benefit interface are ideal for new users and the full-featured menu is available for advanced users. You can leave it unattended and if the connection breaks, this application will automatic reconnect and resume the upload, thus saving your precious time. It works with a variety of connections and also supports proxy server, socket4, socket4A and socket5. It makes transferring records on the Internet simple. With the familiar windows graphical user interface (GUI) it permit uploading and downloading multiple records with a single command generating multiple threads for document folder transfer. You can download such gigantic records to your local machine, upload them to the remote server, edit your records online, delete or rename them. 1UglyFTP balances the load/throughput ratio by dynamically generating the ftp threads for multiple document folder transference. Other key features include remote site management with Site Manager, local document folder management with Local Listings, thread controlling with Thread Panel, overall progress of document folder transference with Working Queue, color scheme customizations, and voice indications. Its Drag and Drop facility provides the user a clean, facile to benefit and controlled environment for document folder transfers. Its side-by-side views allow you to benefit it with simple document folder management both locally and remotely. The graphical interface is natural to Windows users, which makes transferring records via FTP easy. 1UglyFTP also supports directory manipulations. You can upload full directory structure, download it, delete or rename it on the FTP-server. Its caching feature stores already visited directories for next moment viewing, thus eliminating the need for downloading the huge lists of bulky records again.