#Interarchy 10 upgrade mac os x#
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Fixed Assertion if hit return or enter in FTP Disk Manager window with no disks selected.

Added Pepper to list of supported editors.

Correct error if remote server has two files names that are case insensitive the same.

History window correctly displays FTP Disk events.

Cannot minimize about window to the dock.

#Interarchy 10 upgrade mac os x#

Updates http proxy when location is changed ( Mac OS X ).Use less CPU while idling FTP connection.Saved ftp disk passwords - use keychain only.Some developers notes from the version 5 beta testing cycle follow The traditional Anarchie-style FTP listings and dialogs were renamed to 'Manual FTP' to give them context from the new automatic FTP Disk feature and the mirroring features. To reduce the clutter and complexity of the main menu (the File menu under Mac OS 8 and Mac OS 9, the Interarchy menu under Mac OS X) it has been factored into command sub-menus called FTP, Web and Net. This feature is only available under Mac OS X. Custom Interarchy interface windows (aka wands) now support multiple levels of transparency by using the alpha channel of the PICT resources that make up their four frames. You can now drag and drop links from your web browser to Interarchy, rather than having to copy and paste them.

This feature works for FTP Disks, This feature is only available under Mac OS X. All FTP username and passwords can now be securely encrypted for security via SSH.

#Interarchy 10 upgrade manual#

An input dialog that allows a connectionless manual uploading of a file or folder to a remote server without first calling up a remote listing. Make a remote folder look exactly the same as a local folder by uploading changes from the local folder over the top of the remote folder.

Make a local folder look exactly the same as a remote folder by downloading changes from the remote folder over the top of the local folder. Make a local folder look exactly the same as a remote folder by transferring only things that are different between the two folders. The FTP Disk caches a remote folder over FTP and transparently and automatically queues up local changes for background upload and remote changes for background download. Interarchy is a single application that will run natively on Mac OS X, Mac OS 9 and Mac OS 8. The major changes between version 4 and version 5 were: The name change came during the transition from version 3.7 to version 3.8, and was the result of a failed legal dispute with a party that had registered the domain name. Interarchy was formerly known as Anarchie. Interarchy 5.0 with FTP Disk runs natively on Mac OS X, Mac OS 9 or Mac OS 8. The FTP Disk feature makes the process of accessing an FTP server automatic, transparent and easy.

#Interarchy 10 upgrade software#

It requires no proprietary software on the remote computer, as it works via the standard FTP protocol. Furthermore, an FTP Disk gives you instant access to files even over a slow connection or while offline. This feature allows you to access files on frequently-used servers with any application in exactly the same way you access files on your hard drive. Version 5.0 introduces a major new feature called FTP Disk. Interarchy uses the standard Internet protocols FTP and HTTP, so Interarchy can access files on virtually any type of computer or device. It enables a Macintosh user to access files on other computers over the Internet. Interarchy is award-winning Internet file transfer software for the Macintosh. It was announced today on that Interarchy 5.0 with FTP Disk (the new version of Anarchie) has been completed and is ready for download.

We are including the huge list of changes in the new version, despite its length, because itis all relevant. One of the biggest new features is the ability to mount a remote FTP server on your desktop, similar to the way iDisk works. The new version, 5.0, includes a huge list of new features and bug fixes.

#Interarchy 10 upgrade upgrade#

Stairways Software Pty Ltd has released a major upgrade for Interarchy, the venerable Macintosh FTP client.