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I am doing a Messenger Project where i have to add send file feature also without using Internet i am trying through FTP .In control Panel from adminstrative tools i opened IIS in that default FTP->properties->security accounts there is a default password,which i cannot change.So plz help me in this process.Assist me if there is any other method.
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put the files on a floppy disk, print an address label, put disk in an envellope, put label on envellope, run to post office, buy stamps, put stamps on envellope, deposit envellope in mailbox, wait.
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If you want to send files without using the Internet, it's going to be terribly inconvenient.
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Click to Expand / Collapse  Quote originally posted by jwenting ...
put the files on a floppy disk, print an address label, put disk in an envellope, put label on envellope, run to post office, buy stamps, put stamps on envellope, deposit envellope in mailbox, wait.
I think envellope is spelt wrong and floppy disks are rapidly becoming obsolete.
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maybe, but that makes them cheaper
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