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  1. Sep 14th, 2009, 04:08 AM #1
    Jimit Shah
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    Upload files using VB.

    Dear All,

    I am having a client who is wishing to develop a website where in his registered users can upload their word/excel files and other files like image, pdf, etc files on server into their respective folders.

    He wants a VB application to be developed and installed on the registered users PC by which only he can connect and the server and can upload/download their files.

    Can anybody please help me, what script can I use to connect server and upload and download files?

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    Jimit Shah.
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  2. Sep 14th, 2009, 06:20 AM #2
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    Re: Upload files using VB.

    Uploading files to websites is usually done using FTP.

    As is often the case, there are examples of doing it in the Codebank - VB6 forum. Using "Seach this forum" at the top of that page (or the advanced search and select the forum) will find them.
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