Transfer any number of files
Version | 3.2 |
Updated | Feb 19th 2013 |
Developer |
FileFlow Technologies
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User Rating |
1506
3.8
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Original File Size | 8.1 MB |
Downloads | 14488 |
Systems | Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 |
Category | Internet |
Transferring files can be a daily necessity. FastSend is a tool that provides fast file transfer in a secure medium.
The app comes with a simple interface that is quite easy to figure out, thanks to the intuitive design.
Basically, FastSend can send files of various sizes to any email address. You must simply fill in the address, an email title and a message and load the file. The program supports the drag and drop feature, which means that you can simply drop files into the frame. Alternatively, you can browse the directories for the items.
The app lets you store numerous email addresses so you aren’t required to manually insert it every time you want to transfer a file. The contacts include the email, full name, company and phone number.
You may view a log of all the sent files in the “Transfers” tab of the interface. Each entry includes the status, the time when the transfer began, the file size, subject and progress. Also, all the emails are kept in an “Outbox”, just like in any other similar service.
The program allows you to modify several settings. For instance, you may modify the file compression level and receive download notifications. The computer can be kept from going to sleep until the transfer is complete.
The bottom line is that FastSend Crack is a nice program that can transfer files with great ease. Inexperienced users should find it easy to work with, thanks to the clean layout.
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