Normally, when you connect to a VMS file server, Fetch does not display version numbers after the file names. However, on some VMS servers, you need the version …

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If you use multiple Macintosh computers, you may want the same Fetch shortcuts on each computer. To accomplish this, you can use the Dropbox file sharing …

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There are many different ways you can change to a different remote folder in Fetch. (You can tell which remote folder you are currently in by looking at the …

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When you download files from a server to your Macintosh, normally each kind of file is assigned an application that it will open in. Fetch provides reasonable …

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If you're using Apple's iWeb to build a website, you can use Fetch to upload your website to any web server. You'll find uploading your website is easy after …

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Command-double-click a remote folder in a file list to open a new transfer window displaying the contents of that folder. To move files and folders up one level …

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When you edit a file with Fetch, the file is temporarily downloaded to your Macintosh, opened in the editor application, and then saved back to the server when …

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When you are upgrading to a new Macintosh, or if you use multiple Macintosh computers, you may want the same Fetch shortcuts on each computer. To accomplish …

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You can make Fetch automatically start up with the information for your favorite server, or the server containing your website, by setting up a default shortcut …

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Tutorial: Connecting · New Connection dialog introduction · Making Fetch start with information for your server or website. © Copyright 2000 – 2024 from your …

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