One common use for Fetch is uploading files to web servers. Web authors often create their HTML, GIF, JPEG, etc. files on a Macintosh, and use Fetch to …

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Fetch Help > Using Fetch > Introductory Fetch Tutorial. The following help items walk you through the process of connecting to a server, navigating around …

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Your best friend for file transfer. · Hostname: the name of the server you want to transfer files from or to · Username: the name of your account on that server …

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You'll have to navigate to the folder where the file is located. The name of the current folder is displayed in the title bar of the transfer window.

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Select the file and click the Get button in the transfer window toolbar. Or you can double-click the file's name or icon, or select the file and press Command- …

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If you can see the Finder icon for the file you want to upload, another way to upload it is to simply drag the file's icon to the Fetch transfer window. In that …

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Uploading files is quite a bit slower than downloading files. This is usually normal, because most high-speed Internet connections, including cable modems and …

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Folder actions are scripts or Automator workflows that automatically run every time files are added to a folder. Note that they are only run when a new file or …

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For more information on using Fetch, read the quick start guide or the introductory tutorial, see the list of how-to topics, browse the Reference help …

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To do this: In the Finder, select the files and folders you want to upload. Choose Edit > Copy. Open Fetch. Connect to the server you want to …

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