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Internet Explorer 7 Instructions
If you use a Windows computer using Internet Explorer 7, it can double as an FTP tool!
Here we'll show you how to set up Internet Explorer 7 to use FTP.
Please note that FTP features are not available in Internet Explorer for the Macintosh.
To connect to the FTP site:
1) Open Internet Explorer.
2) In the address field enter: ftp://ftp.gotographicsunlimited.com
3) Click the "Go" button.
4) Click the "View" tab, then "Open FTP in Explorer."
5) Click the "Right Button Key" on your mouse and choose "Login As..."
6) In the "User name" field of the "Log On As" dialog, enter: ftp@gotographicsunlimited.com
7) In the "Password" field of the "Log On As" dialog, enter: ftp
8) Click "LogOn".
When you successfully connect, the window will 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 into the Explorer window.
Note: Please make sure the file name is short without using spaces or numbers (Example: myfile.zip)
If you use a Windows computer using Internet Explorer 7, it can double as an FTP tool!
Here we'll show you how to set up Internet Explorer 7 to use FTP.
Please note that FTP features are not available in Internet Explorer for the Macintosh.
To connect to the FTP site:
1) Open Internet Explorer.
2) In the address field enter: ftp://ftp.gotographicsunlimited.com
3) Click the "Go" button.
4) Click the "View" tab, then "Open FTP in Explorer."
5) Click the "Right Button Key" on your mouse and choose "Login As..."
6) In the "User name" field of the "Log On As" dialog, enter: ftp@gotographicsunlimited.com
7) In the "Password" field of the "Log On As" dialog, enter: ftp
8) Click "LogOn".
When you successfully connect, the window will 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 into the Explorer window.
Note: Please make sure the file name is short without using spaces or numbers (Example: myfile.zip)
