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No offense, but if you're not familiar with command line ftp operation, click on start and select Run. On the run line type in ftp ftp.yourserver.com and hit enter, you should be prompted for you username followed by password. Enter these and the you'll be left at an FTP prompt. If you don't know any commands, type in a question mark all by itself and hit enter and all of the ftp commands will pop up. From the FTP> prompt you should be able to type in what you wanted the inet control to do which was,
PUT c:\myfile.txt /mydir/myfile.txt
if this is successful, and I think it may not be, then something else is going on with your syntax. Give a try anyway.