Friday, October 02, 2009
Introducing TMS FTPUploader, a small free utility for your daily email routine
The daily routine to send something to a user via email It becomes increasingly difficult these days to send an email with an attachment. Different email servers implement different filtering techniques for emails with attachments. Especially for support this is quickly becoming frustrating, both for the sender and the receiver. The sender does not know whether an email actually arrived at the receiver or if the email was answered or if the answer simply didn't arrive. A solution is to no longer send the file as attachment but to make it available as download and just send the download link. Now, while convenient for the receiver, it quickly becomes a repetitive annoying and error-prone task for the sender:
- Locate the file
- Open an application to connect to an FTP server
- Remember the corresponding hyperlink to send in the email
The FTP server information must be configured once by starting the application and clicking the "Configuration" link.The file can also be uploaded to the FTP server by "drag-dropping" the file on to the icon.
After uploading the file the link is copied to the clipboard.
Free download of our FTPUploader app Under the motto "eat your own dogfood", we uploaded this free little useful utility to an FTP server. You can download it at this hyperlink pasted from the clipboard: http://www.tmssoftware.net/public/FTPUploader.zip
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Pieter Scheldeman
This blog post has received 4 comments.
2) Tuesday, October 06, 2009 at 5:43:15 AM
Inspired idea (if you don''t do this task regularly you won''t appreciate it)!Had a few teething problems (on Vista x64) which I think may have been UAC and/or firewall related, but now seems ok.
Only improvement that I would love to see is the chance to configure multiple sites, as I have several (one per client)
Cresswell David
3) Tuesday, October 06, 2009 at 5:48:48 AM
Thanks for the feedback. Multi-account handling is coming!
Bruno Fierens
4) Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 5:24:48 PM
Very nice utility and almost, efficient !Thanks Bruno.
What I would like to see will be the project source (without of course of your TWebCopy component) Just to see how it''s "easy" to implement this great feature.
Best regards,
Laurent
PIERRE Laurent






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