Sending Files
To send files or folders, drag-and-drop them onto a droplet icon.
You will then be presented with a sending screen like the one below.
If you are sending a large number of files, the droplet may take a while to scan them. It will then begin sending them to the indicated server and user account. Folders will be created on the server as necessary.
| Title | The window title indicates the name of this droplet and the current action. |
| Target | Describes the username (if any) and destination server. |
| Count | The number and size of completed files, plus a count of any errors. |
| Abort | Click the Abort button to terminate the current operation. When files are being sent, this can also be used to temporarily pause the transfer. See the Pause & Abort section for details. |
| Logs | The message box in the middle of the window will display a time stamped log of each transfer, along with any errors encountered. You can expand the window for better visibility. |
| Progress | The progress bar at the bottom shows the name and progress of each individual file. When transferring small files, the progress may be too fast to see. When transferring very large files, the progress bar may move too slowly to notice it changing. Making the window wider will make it easier to see progress on large files. |
After all operations have ended, the window will remain open for informational purposes. If you are seeking technical support, please capture a screen-shot of the window and select-and-copy all of the message text, including portions which may have scrolled off the top.
Files on the server will not be deleted, but they may only be overwritten if they have the same name as a file you are uploading. A file cannot replace a folder with the same name, and a folder cannot replace a file with the same name. So, if a file on the server matches the name of a folder you are uploading, or vice-versa, an error will occur.