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    <value> File commands
----------------------------------------------------------------
- Open the download folder			( menu File / Open download folder )
- Exit from Fast FTP program			( menu File / Exit )

 Edit commands
----------------------------------------------------------------
- Download files and folders 			( menu Edit / Download )
- Create folders on the remote server		( menu Edit / New folder )
- Delete files and folders on the remote server	( menu Edit / Delete )
- Edit file and folder names on the remote server	( menu Edit / Rename )
- Download and upload files and folders 		( menu Edit / Copy and Paste ) 

  Server commands
----------------------------------------------------------------
- Select stored ftp-data				( menu Server / Select ftp )
- Store new UserNames, Password and Paths	( menu Server / Store FTP data )
- Edit stored data					( menu Server / Edit file "FtpInfo" )
- Delete stored data for a single FTP 		( menu Server / Delete ftp )
- Delete all UserNames and Passwords   		( menu Server / Clear private data )
- Delete ALL STORED DATA			( menu Server / Clear all FTP info )
 
 Drag and Drop
----------------------------------------------------------------
 With "Drag and Drop" a single file or a selection with many files and folder 
can be downloaded ( uploaded ) driectly to ( from) a Explorer folder or the Desktop.  

 The "Right mouse button"  menu
----------------------------------------------------------------
  A "Right mouse button click" on a file or folder or on a multiple selection
opens a "Contextual menu" with many useful commands. 

 Copy path to clipboard
----------------------------------------------------------------
- Select a single file or folder, do a right click and select "Copy path to clipboard"

  Info and messages
----------------------------------------------------------------
- Files and folders already existent are always overwritten without any prompt.
- Advancement info ( times and Kbit per second ) are very reliable and precise.

 HTTP Download
----------------------------------------------------------------
- The button "HTTP Download" is useful to test if the HTTP download path is correct
- If  some files and folders are selected in the list this button downlods them via HTTP
- If no files are selected then this button downloads from the HTTP Folder path
 
The "Download folder"  
---------------------------------------------------------------
 If the destination folder is not explicitly specified, with "Drag and Drop" or "Copy and Paste",
then files and folders are downloaded to the "Download folder" ( it can be easely opened with
the menu: "File" / "Open download folder" )


Timestamps
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 Internet operating systems and protocols are the same used, since 1969, in "Arpanet",
the first prehistorical Internet. Today servers are using many old and incompatible operating
systems ( DOS, UNIX, Linux etc.. ) so the communication protocols are very strange and
incomplete. For example, directory dates are listed with minutes and seconds for the more
recent year and only with year/day/month for the other years. This method, used to save
four bytes, although a good idea in 1970, now in 2009 is absolutely pointless.  
 The MFMT (Modify Fact: Modification Time) and MDTM ( Modify Date and Time ) commands
are not working on all the servers and, also if working, there are many possible errors and
inconsistency with these methods.
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 The only reliable method, working on all servers with the same results, is to timestamp all
files and folders with the download / upload time.  Fast FTP always use this method.
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