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Publish your web site - using Fetch to upload (Mac)
FTP Stands for File Transfer Protocol and is the most common way of sending files on the Internet. Many organisations make software available on "Anonymous FTP Sites". This is a computer that allows people to log in anonymously in order to download files.
Fetch FTP is the most commonly used FTP program for Macintosh Operating Systems. Due in large part to its easy-to-use interface, with lots of extra features.
Download here: http://fetchsoftworks.com
Getting Your FTP Settings
You will need to have your FTP settings on hand in order to use Fetch to upload your Web site. This is the FTP information you will need in order to use an FTP client:
- FTP User Name
This is the user name for your hosting account.
- FTP Password
This your password for your hosting account.
- Web Site URL
http://www.yourdomainnamehere.com
- FTP Site URL
ftp.yourdomainnamehere.com
Connecting to your account using Fetch
1. Open Fetch. If the New Connection window does not open, click File > New Connection. Use the chart above to determine the value to enter in the Host box. Enter your username in the User ID box and your email/ftp password in the Password box
2. Click OK to connect.
3. Once connected you will see a listing of your account folders and files. Double-click a folder to see the files in that folder. To transfer a file or folder from your computer to your account, simply drag the file or folder onto the Fetch window

4. To transfer a file from your account to your computer, drag the file from the fetch window to your desktop or the location you wish to save the file.
To move up a directory in your account, click the drop-down at the top of the connection window.

5. To end your ftp session click File > Close on the Fetch menu.

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