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An easy to use script with a comprehensive Readme file. It's designed to use the ASPUpload object available from www.ASPUpload.com. This is a server side object that allows transfer of files from your computer to a webserver running the ASPUpload object using your browser. Very useful if you do not have FTP access because you are using a proxy server with the FTP port (21) blocked, or the FTP server is down. Only a small amount of HTML knowledge is required to set this up. All instructions are included in a readme file. No database required.

SA-FileUp allows users with a web browser to transmit files from their local hard disk to a Microsoft IIS web server. Files can be of any format, such as Word documents, images or plain text. Developers can use SA-FileUp to receive and process user input, while staying within the context of their Active Server application. SA-FileUp also includes file download and file management components, which allow you to simply and easily download files from the web server to the user's browser, manipulate files, change ACLs and permissions, and register DLLs, all in a single, easy-to-use package.

The PseudoRequestDictionary is created to behave similarly to the standard IIS Request and similarly to several fileupload components that can be found. Advantages: no need to install any components; It is free code and you can adapt the code to your desires; It is not read-only (IRequestDictionary is read-only). You can add, remove and change key/value pairs whenever you like; Handles forms > 100 kb.

ASP Upload Component is an ActiveX component designed to ease access to multipart/form-data received from client's browser when developing Active Server Pages applications. With this component installed you can access multiple file uploads and other form data just the way it is done with Request object.

Dundas Upload is a free commercial control that enables an Active Server Page (ASP) application to accept, save and manipulate files uploaded with a web browser. Main features include: It ships web-farm ready, MTS support (object pooling), ADO support via safe-array-of-bytes variants, allowing you to persist uploaded files as BLOBs, Handles uploading of multiple files, Upload form data either all at once or incrementally, Lets you specify a maximum allowable limit for uploaded data, a maximum number of files to be uploaded as well as a maximum allowable file size, Implement a progress bar via the ProgressBar and StateServer components, Save uploaded files either to disk or to memory, Capable of performing numerous file and directory operations, Impersonate user accounts other than the IUSR_machinename account, COM registration, MacBinary support, Uploaded files ACL, owner and attribute manipulation, and more.

Create or unpack zip files from your code with ease. It only takes one function call to do ether operation. Create password protected and self-extracting zip files. Test compressed files before unzipping or list archive contents. Features: Compress and uncompress zip files with one function call; Work with password protected zip files; Compress multiple files with wild cards; Fully support recursion; Control compression level; Extensive error handling; Cross-platform conversions for ASCII files; Create self-extracting archives; List zip file contents; Test archive before unzipping.

SFManager is a tool for managing remote files and folders via an user-friendly web interface. Written in Russian.

This is an ASP component/dll which processes file uploads using HTML forms and a web browser. It can handle more than one file per form. Once uploaded the files can be saved to disk or to a database as a binary data stream. Files can also be exported into the csImageFile component for image processing. Form variables can be accessed using the component. Upload progress can be displayed for large uploads. An additional class containing HTTP functions has been included. These allow a script to send a file to a remote server as an HTTP post, and also to receive a file from a remote server as a download. A username and password can be sent if the remote server uses authentication. Form variables can be added for the upload as well as the download. Files can be uploaded from a binary variable or downloaded into a binary variable. There is a free trial available with full instructions. Available as 32 bit or 64 bit.