- Quick specs
- Price: Free to try (Some features disabled); $14.95 to buy
- Operating system: Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98
- Date added: January 14, 2005
- Total Downloads: 2,846
- Downloads last week: 2
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- Average user rating: stars out of 9 votes
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Publisher's description
From ENSware :BatchFTP features an Auto Script Generation for Repetitive tasks, full task scheduler integration. It includes site manager, drag & drop, variety of smart overwrite, auto retry, wildcard file filters for file transfer that you can apply on both upload and download consistently. Create Live HTML links with list of items to transfer, UNIX link support, UNIX CHMOD support, Command line options, last accessed 10 servers on toolbar. History support, Logs, Friendly Hot keys are supported.
Version 7.0.0.2 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
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User reviews
- Average user rating: 4.0 stars out of 9 votes
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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
Version: BatchFTP 7.0.0.2
"Most advanced and also the most simple FTP client ever."
Pros: The best. There is nothing like this. Well maybe there is but I can't find it. Sure you can save 'sessions' that recall X local folder and Y remote folder. But how about a 'batch' that remembers any number of specific files, regardless of local or remote folder locations--all with drag-and-drop, no fancy programming? Do you find yourself 'drilling down' frequently to get the folder you want? Or after transferring many files at once, can you 'see' clearly if any did not go through? Get BatchFTP. Takes a few minutes to get used to, because it's slightly different. Then however you may find it is the most advanced FTP method as well as the most simple. I've been a paid user since 2005. Then the update button stopped working and I thought they'd gone out of business. After trying a few other FTP's, I decided to do a Google search and was glad to find they are still active. But if not, I would have kept using it for as long as possible anyway, it's that good.
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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
Version: BatchFTP 7.0.0.2
"Small to Medium Enterprise Programmers' Tool"
Pros: I have been using BatchFTP for approximately 3 years. I also have about 5 other FTP programs that I have at various times used. If you are serious about efficiency while you work, usability that doesn't demand learning for hours to save minutes, then this is the ULTIMATE tool to save you time. Migrate WEBSITES, databases, virtually anthing, via an easy to schedule interfact which DOES what it says it does, minus the FRUSTRATION.
Cons: The biggest CON is not having this. If you are sick and tired of WS-FTP, Leech, and all the free CRAP, try something that makes your life sooooo much easier. Click, and walk away, and it works for hours by itself if need by, WITHOUT HANGING.
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Version: BatchFTP 7.0.0.2
Pros: Great for sending locally developed sites to a remote web server. It has a couple of smart update features which are really nice.
Cons: I wish there was a more advanced file selection feature. I typically need to select everything but *.resx etc. files and clicking each one is a pain.
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Version: BatchFTP 7.0.0.2
Pros: I have a site which needs to be automatically updated based on added files at my local machine. I simply have setup a batch with refresh option. BatchFTP never needs any manual monitoring once it is setup. Best of all their philosophy to keep things simpler is what I am impressed with. Adding FTP server to the favorites is just like browser. You connect and you click one button to add to favorites.
Ability to change packet size to best utilize bandwidth is another good thing.
Best of all their support in answering my questions.
Cons: I wish they had implemented PGP or SFTP for more secure data transfer.
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Version: BatchFTP 7.0.0.2
Pros: The price is right for this FRP client. It works in either a batch or automatic download modes. It allows you to continue to search out folders while the client is downloading and the development team is very responsive to the users needs. The directory of sites are stored in XML and can be moved from computer to computer as needed.
All around the product is a great find for anyone wanting a great FTP client at a very good price. A must have.
Cons: Every once in a while it errors out but does remember the batch list for downloading after restarting.
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