If these methods sound too hard for you to use, we have an easier way. We will notify you of any problems in an e-mail. Your program should let you know the transfer was successful, but unless you receive a specific error message that your file has failed to transfer, you may assume it was successfully sent. Depending on the FTP program you use, you may or may not be able to see your file listed after it arrives on our server.

When uploading your file to us, ignore this text if you see it. If you see it, the text 'ls.:Permission denied' simply means that you are not allowed see a listing of the files currently on the server. If you want to send multiple files, you should send them individually or zip them into one large file. Do not tell your FTP program to use anonymous login - you must type the login yourself. The settings to use are as follows: Host address is User ID is anonupload Password is anonupload1! Initial remote directory is /incoming. Either MyFile.zip or My_File.zip is acceptable, but names such as My~File.zip or My File.zip are not. Your file name must be in a form that our UNIX server will accept - so do not use characters such as '~', '&', or any spaces in your filename. To FTP files directly to us, you will probably need to use an FTP program such as one of the ones shown below, as some versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer as well as Firefox and Netscape 7 do not support FTP. Basic FTP Information for both Windows and Mac:

Ftp software for netscape 7.0