Internet Neighborhood lets you access FTP servers within Windows Explorer. A Windows shell extension that lets you browse remote FTP sites, upload and download entire directory structures and manage files as if they were on your local hard drive. You don't need to run a separate FTP client to work with remote files. Simply launch Windows Explorer, then drag and drop to transfer files and directories. SSL, SSH and S/Key password encryption support provide security. A file transfer manager enables you to schedule transfers at the most convenient and efficient time. Multiple download sessions help you to optimize bandwidth, and directory caching allows you to browse FTP sites even when you are not online. Internet Neighborhood automatically resumes broken transfers. A HotCopy feature extracts site profile information from an FTP URL that has been placed in the Windows clipboard, such as username and password, and places the information into the appropriate fields automatically.

Platform: Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003

System Requirements: 64mb Ram, 40mb Diskspace