User’s GuideWS_FTP ProInterfaces for Windows 95, 98, 2000, and NTWS_FTP Pro provides two user interfaces: the “Classic” user interface, which runs as a stand–alone Windows application, and the “Explorer” interface, which integrates with Windows Explorer. Note You can install both the Classic and Explorer interfaces and use them interchangeably. The two interfaces can share the FTP site configurations you create in either interface.The “Classic” Interface of WS_FTP ProThe Classic interface is a standard Windows application that looks similar to a two-paned window. When your PC (the “Local System”) connects to an FTP server (the “Remote Site”), the WS_FTP Pro Classic interface displays a window with your PC’s files and folders on the left and the FTP site’s files and folders on the right. With the contents of both systems displayed, you can easily locate files on one system and transfer them to a specific folder on the other system. The Classic interface looks similar to this:The buttons to the right of each list box provide file and folder operations.The current folder on the FTP site is shown under the words Remote Site.The current folder on your PC is shown u nder the words Local System.This list box shows the files and folders in the current folder on the FTP site.This list box shows the files and folders in the current local folder.
