Cyberduck
Cyberduck is a free FTP tool created for Macintosh computers running OS X.
To get started using Cyberduck to transfer files, you'll need to:
1) Download and install a copy of Cyberduck on your computer.
2) Enter the FTP settings.
3) Connect to the FTP Site.
1. Download and install a copy of Cyberduck on your computer.
To download the latest version of Cyberduck, visit the Cyberduck home page. On the right side of the page, under
"Download," note the system requirements to run this version. If you're using an older system, you may need to
download an earlier version of Cyberduck (see the Versiontracker web site for download links).
If your computer meets the requirements, click the download link or image to begin downloading Cyberduck.
When the download begins, you'll be asked to save the installation file to your computer. Save the file anywhere you like.
When you have finished downloading the Cyberduck installation file, click the "Open" link on your download window to
begin installing Cyberduck on your computer.
When the program has finished installing, you'll see a Cyberduck folder with a yellow duck inside; click twice on the duck
to open Cyberduck.
2. Enter the FTP settings.
To start using Cyberduck to transfer files to the FTP site, you'll need to start a new connection and enter the FTP settings.
Click the "Open Connection" button to initiate a connection. Now you're ready to enter your settings.
In the "Server" field enter: ftp.gotographicsunlimited.com
In the "Username" field, enter: ftp@gotographicsunlimited.com
In the "Password" field enter: ftp
3. Connect to the FTP site.
When you're finished entering your settings, click the "Connect" button to connect to the FTP site.
When you successfully connect, the window will change to display the files and folders on the FTP site.
To transfer a file to the FTP site, just locate the file on your computer and drag it onto a folder in your FTP window.
Note: Please make sure the file name is short without using spaces or numbers (Example: myfile.zip)
Cyberduck is a free FTP tool created for Macintosh computers running OS X.
To get started using Cyberduck to transfer files, you'll need to:
1) Download and install a copy of Cyberduck on your computer.
2) Enter the FTP settings.
3) Connect to the FTP Site.
1. Download and install a copy of Cyberduck on your computer.
To download the latest version of Cyberduck, visit the Cyberduck home page. On the right side of the page, under
"Download," note the system requirements to run this version. If you're using an older system, you may need to
download an earlier version of Cyberduck (see the Versiontracker web site for download links).
If your computer meets the requirements, click the download link or image to begin downloading Cyberduck.
When the download begins, you'll be asked to save the installation file to your computer. Save the file anywhere you like.
When you have finished downloading the Cyberduck installation file, click the "Open" link on your download window to
begin installing Cyberduck on your computer.
When the program has finished installing, you'll see a Cyberduck folder with a yellow duck inside; click twice on the duck
to open Cyberduck.
2. Enter the FTP settings.
To start using Cyberduck to transfer files to the FTP site, you'll need to start a new connection and enter the FTP settings.
Click the "Open Connection" button to initiate a connection. Now you're ready to enter your settings.
In the "Server" field enter: ftp.gotographicsunlimited.com
In the "Username" field, enter: ftp@gotographicsunlimited.com
In the "Password" field enter: ftp
3. Connect to the FTP site.
When you're finished entering your settings, click the "Connect" button to connect to the FTP site.
When you successfully connect, the window will change to display the files and folders on the FTP site.
To transfer a file to the FTP site, just locate the file on your computer and drag it onto a folder in your FTP window.
Note: Please make sure the file name is short without using spaces or numbers (Example: myfile.zip)
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