How does FTP software work?
FTP requires a client (FTP program) installed on your PC to connect to your host, or server. Once you are logged in, you are presented with a directory. If files already exist on your host you can select the download to option and pull files off the FTP server to a specified directory on your computer. If you select the upload option, you must also select your PC directory that contains the files you wish to upload. The files are then copied from one location to the other. It's like copying files from one directory or folder on your PC, except that one of the folders could be on the East coast and the other folder on the West cost.

How to FTP upload your files
FTP is an acronym for File Transfer Protocol. FTP allows you to send and receive files to and from computers.

Select FTP software: If you don't have an FTP program, you will need one. Here are some of the more poplar FTP programs.

FTP Explorer PC - FTP Explorer is a file transfer protocol client for Windows, that looks and acts very much like the Windows Explorer. Free for home and educational use. This program works for all Windows operating systems and NT 4.0 Click here for more information & download FTP Explorer