Interface
The first line allows you to identify the server you wish work with, your username and password (if needed), and set what to do if someone sends you a file.
| Server | The name or IP address of the host you wish to work with. |
| Port | The Server's UDP port number. The default port is 8080. |
| User & Pass | If the remote host requires authentication, enter the username and password provided by your administrator. |
| Encryption | Check this box to enable AES encryption on all transactions. |
| Compression | Check this box to enable ZLIB compression on all file transfers. Compression is CPU intensive and may degrade performance, especially if the file is already compressed, encoded, or encrypted. |
| Status | The upper right corner of the dialog box shows you what the program is doing at the moment. |
The large white boxes on the left and right side of the window are file browsers. The left one is the Local Browser and shows you files on your computer, while the right one is the Remote Browser and may show you files available for download on remote computers. Directory entries end in "/" or "\" and the special entry ".." will take you to up one level to the parent of the current directory. You can set which directory a file browser is displaying by typing a path name into the text field above a browser and pressing return, by clicking on the "Browse" or "List" button, by double clicking on directory entries in a browser, or by dragging and dropping a folder anywhere in the window.
The text box near the bottom of the window will show messages such as the identity of remote hosts, completion results, and errors. At the very bottom of the window is a progress bar which will track uploads and downloads. The progress bar may be disabled or inaccurate when using the "Pack" or "Compression" options.