CuteFTP Pro 8.1.0 Build 11.12.2007.7 Online Manual
- Internet
- Anti-Spam Tools
- Bookmark Manager
- Browsers
- Chat
- Communication
- Dial-up & Connectivity
- Download Manager
- File Sharing / P2P
- Firewall
- Ftp
- History Erasers
- Network Tools
- News Reader
- Offline Browser
- Online Privacy
- Other
- Ping & Trace Tools
- Popup/Ad/Spyware Blockers
- Searching Tools
- Telephony / SMS & GSM
- WebCam
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Getting Help
CuteFTP Pro
- Getting Started
- Understanding and Using the Interface
- Identifying the window panes
- Displaying and hiding toolbars
- Hiding the Status Bar
- Displaying the Site Manager
- Displaying local files and folders
- Displaying transfer items
- Displaying the connection log
- Displaying an individual log for each connection
- Changing to the classic CuteFTP interface
- Displaying folder contents
- Using keyboard shortcuts
Manually enter FTP commands
- Connecting to Sites
- Transferring Files
- Transferring files and folders
- Using the queue to transfer
- Transferring files in order
- Saving a list of transfer tasks
- Using the clipboard to transfer
- Transferring manually
- Transferring files in binary or ASCII mode
- Using scripts to transfer files
- Scheduling transfers and other actions
- Compressing uploads
- Stopping transfers
- Resuming transfers
- Verifying integrity of transferred files
- Filtering transfers
- Site-to-site transfers (FXP)
- Multi-part transfers
- Adding and using custom commands
- Secure Connections
- Connecting to Secure Socket Layer (SSL) sites
- Creating your own SSL certificates
- Having an SSL certificate signed
- Choosing a certificate for SSL sessions
- Accepting server SSL certificates
- Importing an SSL certificate
- Learning about SSL
- Connecting to HTTPS sites
- Connecting to Secure Shell (SSH2) sites
- Authenticating in SSH2
- Creating SSH2 key pairs
- Learning about SSH2
- Using SSH2 key pairs
- Encrypting passwords
- Saving and Editing Sites
- Adding a site to the Site Manager
- Adding a site to the Site Manager from the Connection Wizard
- Importing and exporting sites in the Site Manager
- Modifying a site in the Site Manager
- Designating a site's server type
- Correcting times for sites in different time zones
- Removing a site from the Site Manager
- Protecting your Site Manager with a password
- Finding a site in the Site Manager
- Files and Folders
- Opening, editing, renaming, and deleting files
- Changing how files and folders are displayed
- Updating or refreshing folder listings
- Listing files and folders in order
- Finding files and folders
- Selecting a group of items
- Moving items from one folder to another on a remote server
- Changing file and folder permissions
- Choosing which files and folders to display (filtering)
- Displaying hidden files
- Comparing folder contents
- Synchronizing folders
- Backing up remote folders
- Monitoring a local folder for changes
- Listing files from HTTP sites
- Settings and Options
- General settings
- Connection options
- Security settings
- Transfer settings
- Navigation settings
- Display settings
- Helper Applications
- Troubleshooting
- Using error messages to troubleshoot
- FTP error numbers
- Apply this rule for all current transfers
- Cannot see files or folders
- Cannot close data transfer gracefully
- Cannot initiate data transfer
- Copy and Paste removes files from the remote folder
- Not enough credits to download
- Permission denied
- Port already in use
- Broken transfers
- Site-to-site transfer limitations
- Socket error = #10061
- Socket error = #10060
- High memory usage
- Transferring to case sensitive servers
- Shell cannot get data from TE
- Overwrite prompts me again and again
- Transfer Engine
- HTML Editor
- HTML Editor overview
- Working with HTML documents
- Working with HTML
- Learning HTML
- Starting HTML documents
- Setting HTML document structure
- Formatting HTML documents
- Adding links and graphics to HTML documents
- Adding dividers to HTML documents
- Creating lists in HTML documents
- Using backgrounds and colors in HTML documents
- Using special characters in HTML documents
- Including forms in HTML documents
- Including tables in HTML documents
- Using frames in HTML documents
- Including Java in HTML documents
- Using miscellaneous tags in HTML documents
- Customizing the Editor
- License agreement
Making multiple concurrent connections
You can transfer files on one site while browsing another a site or browse a folder on a site while transferring files from the same site.
Multiple Concurrent Sessions are depicted as multiple open windows in the Remote Pane (on the right side by default). You can tile, cascade, or minimize these windows. When the panes are maximized, select alternate sessions by clicking the tabs at their lower left border.
To open multiple concurrent connections
Click the Site Manager tab.
On the menu bar, click File > Connection > Connect.
Repeat step 2 to connect to more sites. You can connect to the same or different sites.
To allow multiple connections from CuteFTP Pro
Go to Tools > Global Options.
Click Connection.
Enter a value between 1 and 200 in Global Max number of connections.
To allow multiple connections to the same site
Go to Tools > Global Options.
Click Connection.
Enter a value between 1 and 200 in Max number of connections per site.
To enhance performance with limited resources
Limit the number of concurrent per site transfers allowed
Turn off individual transfer item logging in settings or turn off all logging options in Settings
Turn off the Use same session to transfer files less than N kbytes option in Settings
Don't transfer files in Multi-Part mode
Don't perform on-the-fly File Integrity Checking
Close the main program interface and let the Transfer Engine perform the transfer.
Notes
On a Windows 95/98/ME computer you can only choose up to 40 concurrent connections.
On a Windows NT/2k/XP computer you can choose up to 200 concurrent connections, but more than 40 connections may compromise system performance.
Connections include transfers, browser sessions, and every single thread in a Multi-Part transfer.
FTP sites that don't support multiple connections or sites that frequently drop the FTP connection will limit concurrent sessions.
Machine resources and slow hardware may limit or prohibit multiple connections as well.