Overview
This document contains notes about FTP Express. It is the most up-to-date 
information for the application.

What is FTP Express
FTP Express is an FTP client application that uses the familiar Windows 95 interface 
to make using FTP as easy as using your Explorer. In fact, the only FTP knowledge 
required to use FTP Express is the address or URL of the site you want to connect to.

In addition to its familiar Explorer like interface, FTP Express is especially useful 
over low speed connections. FTP Express saves the site's entire contents to disk - not 
just the address and login. You can reload the site later on and browse offline. No 
more wasted time searching through endless directories every time you need a file. 
Just switch to the directory of interest, and drag and drop the site's files anywhere on 
your system (copy/paste works too!).

We've worked hard to make FTP Express simple to use. We think you'll like it and 
find it a valuable addition to your system.

Reporting Bugs
If you see features you think would be useful or have a bug to report please contact us 
at the e-mail address below:

techsupport@intellisys-mn.com

Be sure to include the version number and any information that would be helpful in 
addressing the problem. We may contact you via e-mail if we need any more 
information. If you don't want to be contacted, indicate so in the message.

System Requirements
FTP Express runs on any system that will run Windows95 or Windows NT 4.0.

Distribution
FTP Express can be freely distributed subject to the terms of the license agreement.

Known Problems
* Dragging a file and dropping it onto an application does not work. Files can only be 
dropped on the desktop, an Explorer or another site within FTP Express.
* It appears that you can drag a file from a site and drop in the recycle bin. This doesn’t 
work.

Versions
2.0.009 – May 29, 1998
* First public release of 2.0.

2.0.008 (beta) – May 07, 1998
* You can now specify an initial folder when connecting to a site for the first time.
* FTP Express was not responding to the stop button when a connection retry value was 
specified.
* Sometimes the percent complete number on a transfer window should a negative 
value.
* The animated tray icon was not working when uploading files.

2.0.007 (beta) – April 23, 1998
* When closing an open download window made visible from the download queue, the 
download would stop. Now the window simply closes.
* When FTP Express is transferring files, the tray icon is now animated.
* Flash has been greatly reduced when autosizing is on.
* An auto-cascade option has been added.
* You can now choose the site type from the quick connect dialog.

2.0.006 (beta) – April 12, 1998
* Added new site manager dialog to manage the list of previously visited sites.
* Connection retry now works.
* Files are removed from the download queue as they’re completed.
* FTP Express would close when a download was completed and the icon was 
displayed in the system tray.
* The main window is not reshown if hidden when the tray icon menu is displayed.
* On NT, the file properties dialogs would sometimes not appear.

2.0.005 (beta) – March 24, 1998
* Added support for MS-DOS style listings.
* FTP Express would crash sometimes when trying to transfer zero length files.
* Fixed problems with download queue not updating status properly when some of the 
files in the queue were previously downloaded. Now all files in queue are attempted 
each time
* Percent complete is always displayed in title bar of transfer windows. It is also 
displayed before the window title.
* Cleaned up download queue logic. Added code to let the user view/hide the 
download queue window.
* File status was not being updated correctly in download queue.
* In Windows 95, switching to the root of a drive or to my computer in the system 
explorer would not update the list view.
* Left click on tray icon no longer displays context menu.

2.0.004 (beta) – March 15, 1998
* Added new quick connect option. This is faster than using the wizard.
* The percent complete is now displayed for each file in the download queue.
* The start and stop buttons for the download queue have been changed to start all and 
stop all.
* The minimized FTP Express window is now restored when clicking on the tray icon.
* Completed items are removed from the download queue when it is reloaded.

2.0.003 (beta)– March 8, 1998
* FTP Express would hang if you tried to drop more than one folder to a site.
* The download queue window now starts minimized.
* Opening the site properties and switching to the login page would erase the username 
and password for non-anonymous sites. This was introduced in 2.0.002.
* Hitting reset when customizing the toolbar now resets it to the default state when FTP 
Express is first used.
* The System Explorer now saves its state when its closed. It saves the width of the 
window panes, the expanded/collapsed state of all folders and the column widths 
from the list view pane.
* Added a option under View Options to display the FTP Express icon in the system 
tray.

2.0.002 (beta)– February 26, 1998
* Fixed some problems with autoarrange. This should work much better.
* Auto arrange is now persistent. You can also turn auto arrange off.
* Files can be dragged into the download queue.
* The toolbar can now be customized.
* The delete key works in the download queue.
* The site now automatically saves itself when changes are made.
* Added general tab to options. You can now enter the password to be used by default 
to all anonymous sites.
* Added new buttons to toolbar for download queue.

2.0.001 (beta)– February 15, 1998
* Added ability to have FTP Express prompt for a password each time the user 
connects.
* FTP Express now supports resume on downloads.
* The system explorer would crash if you deleted the current folder from the directory 
view.
* Added ftp command logging window.
* Added option to convert filenames to upper or lower case upon transfer.
* Added download queue so file downloads can be scheduled and retried if download 
fails.
* Added options for overwriting on download when an existing file is found.
* Added quick connect feature.
* FTP Express now saves the site information for every site that you’ve ever visited. It 
attempts to complete site addresses when you create a new site.

1.5.010– December 6, 1997
* First public release of version 1.5.

1.0.012a – September 13, 1997
* In some cases, the site wizard would crash in Windows 95 before displaying itself. 
This was caused by a problem with an early version of comctl32.dll. FTP Express 
was changed to avoid this problem.
* Users can now specify a port for a site.
* Deleting the last file in a folder on a site could cause the folder to not refresh itself 
properly when a file was added.
* If a proxy server was used, FTP Express could not always find downloaded files in 
the internet cache.
* The file format has changed for site documents. You can read any current sites you 
have, but when you save them to disk they are no longer readable by older versions.

1.0.012 – June 24, 1997
* Proxys were not working correctly.

1.0.011 – June 19, 1997
* First Release.
