[ANN] edtFTPnet/PRO 3.0 released - includes support for SFTP

Enterprise Distributed Technologies Ltd is very pleased to announce the
immediate release of edtFTPnet/PRO 3.0 - a major upgrade to EDT's
popular software library for embedding secure file transfer
functionality in .NET applications.

edtFTPnet/PRO 3.0's major new feature is SFTP support. edtFTPnet/PRO
now supports all FTP protocols in the one component - FTP, secure FTP
over SSL (FTPS) and secure file transfers using SSH (SFTP). It is the
most advanced product of its kind in the world.

edtFTPnet/PRO's new capabilities include:

- Introduction of SecureFTPConnection, a state-of-the-art .NET
component that integrates with Visual Studio.
- SecureFTPConnection supports FTP, FTPS and SFTP in the one component.
- SecureFTPConnection permits easy switching between secure protocols.

edtFTPnet/PRO 3.0 also includes numerous minor enhancements and bug
fixes, and is .NET 2.0 compatible.

See

http://www.enterprisedt.com/products.../overview.html

to download a trial version and for more details.

<javaftpclient (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

Enterprise Distributed Technologies Ltd is very pleased to announce the
immediate release of edtFTPnet/PRO 3.0 - a major upgrade to EDT's
popular software library for embedding secure file transfer
functionality in .NET applications.

I guess there's just nowhere on the internet to go anymore to escape
freaking SPAMMERS

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Ken Halter wrote:

javaftpclient (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:1153141156.727978.144290 (AT) i42g2000cwa (DOT) googlegroups.com...
Enterprise Distributed Technologies Ltd is very pleased to announce the
immediate release of edtFTPnet/PRO 3.0 - a major upgrade to EDT's
popular software library for embedding secure file transfer
functionality in .NET applications.

I guess there's just nowhere on the internet to go anymore to escape
freaking SPAMMERS

well, at least it was somewhat relevant - it wasn't trying to sell
viagra or fake university degrees or other junk