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XUpload is an advanced progress bar indicator for web based file uploads written on Perl. XUpload lets you to accept file uploads on your website and shows upload progress bar which is showing upload progress in real-time. Will work on any hosting.

XUpload - AJAX upload progress bar indicator for web based file uploads written on Perl. XUpload lets you to accept file uploads on your website and shows upload progress bar which is showing upload progress bar. Will work on any hosting.

MyUploader is a Java applet for uploading files to a web server. The uploader has a progress bar and can upload a file tree. Other features are image / photo resizing, drag and drop and thumbnails. The tool can be used with PHP, ASP.NET, C# or Java.

Online file manager. It has many standard features like Create, Cut, Copy, Delete, Paste, Rename, Edit, View, Files search and advanced technical features: Directory Tree, Drag-n-Drop, Disk Quota, Context and Drop Down Menu, SSL(HTTPS) support.

Upload Your Files Quickly with FTP Access. Drag and Drop or Copy/Paste to Upload and Download files. Save connection parameters for quick return to your favorite FTP site. Easily copy, rename and delete files. Change Permissions too!

The easiest Free software available for transferring files over the Internet. This robust software has high upload and download speeds, and enables you to perform multiple file transfers simultaneously.

DRAG & DROP UPLOADS! BaDonGo.com has become the most popular way to share files w/ friends. This tool will help you upload any file type, image or video directly from your desktop. BaDon Badongo will host your files absolutely free. Either drag

ASP component to save files that have been uploaded through a browser. Support for multiple files. The files can be saved to disk or to a database as a binary stream. There are also HTTP functions for transferring files between servers. Free trial.

Load text files (or csv files) to MS Access. Create a new table or append to an existing table based on the contents of a file on your computer.