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FTP (File Transfer Protocol) was initially used in Unix systems a number of years ago to copy and move shared network files. With the development of the Internet, FTP found broader application in uploading and downloading online data, and especially posting websites on ISP servers.

These tasks can now be performed by a special program called FTP Client. While the operating system of MS Windows contains a built-in FTP client system, it has failed to gain popularity and can only run in command line mode.

Before choosing an FTP client, it is especially important to look for a solution that delivers a full range of ftp options for files and folders both on local computer systems and FTP servers, such as uploading , downloading, moving, deleting and modifying file properties. The other features are also helpful and valuable for manage your remote file system or web sites.

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