Re: Using FileZilla for FTP
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Gene
You don't use copy and paste. Whenever you
work with a program and want to do something like this, check the context
menu. Select the files you want to upload by moving to one or more
filenames and use the standard ways of selecting multiple files such as control
space, then open the context menu. You should find the relevant
command. In my old version, one command is upload. Always check to
see if there is a context menu and what is in it when performing such operations
if you don't see or can't use the way you expect..
For downloading, to download multiple files, or
just one, select it or them, and press enter. If you open the context
menu, you will see the relevant command but just pressing enter executes the
download or transfer command, or whatever the command is called.
I don't know if the new versions do this, but in my
version after I start a download, if I tab once, press home, then down arrow, I
am on a line with download information that can be read with read current
line. Unless things have changed regarding accessibility, once you know
how to use it, FileZilla is an excellent program.
I'd have to look for it, but I did a tutorial years
ago on its use. It may need to be updated because it addresses problems
that no longer exist and I didn't know one or two ways of doing things more
efficiently at the time. But it will give you a good idea of how to use
the program in terms of organization and should facilitate exploration and
experimentation.
I'll send the tutorial in a different message but I
suspect that any time now, the discussion will be closed here. I won't
discuss the program further here. If I don't send the tutorial here, it
will be because the topic is closed and it will be sent to the chat group.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
From: Hope Williamson
Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2019 12:20 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] Using FileZilla for FTP bring files from the local system over to the server by copy and paste for some reason.
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