To transfer a page, you have to transfer all of its associated files. Remember that a web page is made up of not only the HTML file that you have made but also any files that you have included in your page (images, sounds, etc.). You can find free software for FTP such as FileZilla (available in our lab), FTP Commander, FTP Navigator, Coffee Cup Free FTP, Cute FTP Home. There are lots of FTP (File Transfer Protocol) programs available, many free you might want to try out a few to find the one you like best, but we really like FileZilla. All three methods use FTP behind the scenes to make the transfer. We will look at three ways to upload your web page to your web server space (AKA publishing). In like manner SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) does email, and FPTP (French Pastry Transfer Protocol) lets you eat cream puffs that are actually located on the other side of the Earth (What? You don't have this one on your computer yet? ) So HTTP will show you a web page in your web browser, and FTP will let you send files back and forth between computers. Remember that accessing web pages is done through HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol). Moving files from one computer to another over the Internet is accomplished through FTP (File Transfer Protocol).

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