From: "Geo." 

Yeah, there's a client called ftpexplorer that does the same thing. I like
Leechftp because it's ruthless in it's attempts to up/down load whatever I
tell it to (it retrys better than anything else I've used). It's capable of
multiple sessions to a site so it can transfer in parallel and all sorts of
nice features to make ftp faster and more reliable. And it has a really
nice "sync directory" feature so for a website it will pull
changes from both sides to sync up the local and remote site. Your log
files are downloaded while you are uploading the new pages and such.

Geo. (and it's free)

"John Beckett"  wrote in message
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> "Geo."  wrote in message
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>> Why in the world would anyone use Frontpage to upload to an FTP based
>> site?
>
> FWIW I'm told that webdrive is a great way to have a Windows app access an
> FTP site (it makes an FTP site look like a drive letter).
>
> John
>

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