At 6:55 AM -0800 2/24/06, Mark Phillips wrote: >If they are MacOS X 10.3 or higher, this might work: Use the ftp >client built into the OS. > >Pull down the Go menu and select Connect to Server. In the server >address field, enter your URL and click the Connect button. The >Finder will attempt to log on and "mount" the ftp site. If it works, >the ftp directory will be displayed as a common Finder window. > >When the window is opened, drag the file into the window area. The >upload should take place. > >I haven't tried this before. In some versions of OS X you could >download but not upload. > >Send me, off list, the proper URL and I will try it for you by >uploading the "Bat Signal" jpg. > >BTW, for most FTP transfers I have come to rely on Transmit. There >are several good ftp clients and the built-in one is good too. I >just prefer the Transmit interface. I, too, use Transmit. But I have never seen a version of OS X that allows uploads with the Finder FTP. Have you really seen one? Do you know which version of OS X allowed the uploads in the Finder? I would love to be able to do that. Daly