Use NetDrive To Map FTP Servers To Windows Drives

Tony Williams | Jul 19, 2009 | View Comments

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Although there are some great FTP clients out there, they can still be a bit fiddly to use.  If you are uncomfortable using FTP then maybe NetDrive is for you.  This free client (for home use) allows you to map FTP servers to Windows drives, so you don’t have to login everytime to your FTP accounts.

NetDrive Features

  • Mounts remote storage as a local hard disk on your PC
  • Data transfer by drag and drop files in windows explorer
  • Able to run files(video, audio and any other .exe files)
  • Mounts drive automatically when Windows starts.
  • SDK for enterprise OEM license available.
  • It enables you to customize the user interface and optimize functions related to your service.

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