Notes on version 2.3.0 I finally figured out where user/password info is stored (formerly in .netrc) - type 'o', hilite site and type '/ed'. This info (not sure about password yet) will be used if you open site without the '-u' flag. In site's entry, password is not really stored until you actually type it in bookmark editor. Under Win95, option 'fast pasting' should be disabled. To do that, start NCFTP thru batch file and uncheck 'fast pasting' is properties box - you will not be able to do this with propertes for NCFTP.EXE itself. Same goes for LYNX, btw. Use forward slashes when changing directory: lcd c:/pub. NCFTP lowercases filenames when uploading to UNIX host. Win95: shell commands work from NCFTP, but they don't pause before returning - use something like DIR /P. NCFTP assigns nicknames to sites you visit - when you are in, nickname is in the prompt. Prefix 'ftp' doesn't become part of nick. There is now filename completion with TAB - just like in 4DOS! There is cat subcommand - display file on the screen. get -C implemenets REGET functionality - you can continue interrupted download from where you left off. Yay! While NCFTP is running, percentage is displayed in ballon help for its icon - just leave mouse pointing at it. Macros are stored in file ".ncftp\macros". In this version you can put 'quit' in the end of macro, so it runs completely in batch mode! PUT now works like MPUT. To specify a remote filename use '-z' flag: PUT -z local remote