Download software tagged by ftp control

RemoteComputer is remote control software using TCP/IP. Contol a remote host over a local network or the Internet, including screen control, mouse and keyboard simulation, FTP, service control, remote process management, ip phone, and more.

FileVistaControl is an ASP.NET user control (.ascx control) which you can add directly to your existing ASP.NET (.aspx) pages. The control renders an user interface similar to "Windows Explorer" within the page.

An easy to use application for the MSN users which allow to control their PC in remote way, the remote control as if chat with MSN, sending only some simple command to your MSN account from other MSN client on whichever computer or hand phone.

GFI WebMonitor for ISA Server lets you to control your Internet users’ browsing habits through web categorization & web filtering. Also monitor downloads in real-time, to protect your network from viruses, spyware, malware & phishing attacks.

TZO uses true dynamic DNS client/server technology to fix a static domain name to a dynamic IP address. This allows Internet users with Cable, DSL and dialup Internet connections to host their own photo server, website, FTP and mail server and more

RemoteMedia Screensaver Player V1.0 is a screensaver and a display Screen software system. It is a different kind of screensaver that allows you to fully control your display Media and update content in REAL-TIME!

Allows user to control the network integrity and usability by performing “ping” operation on various widely distributed network services (HTTP, SMTP, POP3, FTP etc.). Displays the results as well as tracks status and response time.

File SyncForce (now with FTP) is a state-of-the-art program that performs file synchronization between PCs, hard drives, client/server networks, and laptops. Automatic scheduled syncs and backup operations. File/Zip Versioning using SourceForce.

IcyScreen can take screenshots -- "snapshots" of your computer screen, also known as screen captures -- as often as you'd like, and not only save them to disk, but also e-mail them and upload them to your web server (via FTP) and ImageShack account.