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Fetch 5 FTP Client
Written by Tony Korologos   
Tuesday, 22 July 2008

FTP stands for “file transfer protocol.” FTP is best to use when transferring large or multiple files to and from servers.

Fetch, by Fetch Softworks, has been one of the best FTP programs for the Apple Macintosh since long before OSX was even a glimmer in Apple’s eye. I’ve been using Fetch since the OS8 era but it dates back to “System 7.” That would be close to the automobile’s Model-T era.
fetch connection ftp
Fetch’s Core Features

Using Fetch is super easy to use. You first establish an FTP or SFTP connection by opening a connection window (pictured right) and typing in your FTP login information, or by using a saved connection. A window opens (picture #2) to the location you have connected to which then shows the existing files and folders in an OSX finder style layout. From there you can perform many functions such as downloading files, uploading files, deleting, editing files, creating folders and editing permissions.

Uploading & Downloading

Fetch uses simple drag and drop, or icon/menu based controls to upload and download files. To easily upload a file, find the file in a finder window and drag it to the Fetch window. If you drag a folder there, Fetch is smart enough to create the same folder and upload the files and subfolders within. A preference setting for automatically replacing files with the same name makes updating your server or remote files easy. If you aren’t sure if you should be replacing files, that feature can be turned off and Fetch will ask for a confirmation before replacing files.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 22 July 2008 )
 
iPhone3G is out & the APP STORE IS UP
Written by Tony Korologos   
Friday, 11 July 2008

iPhone3G

Just got off the phone with the AT&T store down the street.  I was considering going down there to pick up an iPhone3G but I didn't want to waste my time if they were sold out.  The lady on the phone told me that they had a bunch of people sleep overnight and they were likely to sell out.  She said they'd be "getting in new iPhones in waves" so I figure I'll wait a few days and let the novelty wear off before I get my new iPhone3G.

App Store Up

If you download the new version of iTunes (7.7), you'll be able to access the new iPhone/iPod app store.  Here's a screen shot.

 

apple iphone app store

 

 
OSX 10.5.4 Released
Written by Tony Korologos   
Monday, 30 June 2008

mac osx 10.5.410.5.4 just came out. Man I haven’t even gotten 10.5.3 installed on some of my Macs. It’s a bit scary when an update comes out so quickly after a previous one. 10.5.3 came out about a month ago.

10.5.4 offers a few bug and security updates including what I hope to be the bug fix for spaces is. My spaces has NEVER worked. There are also numerous finder issues I have, like sort by date not working until clicked twice. Another finder bug I hope is squashed is the open dialog not showing the folder which is actually selected in the favorites to the left of the window.

Here’s the list of fixes and updates included in 10.5.4

 

 
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