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Excellent ....... and FREE!!!!!!1 
Written by Anonymous User from Sacramento CA (Thursday, October 21, 1999)
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Details: What else can you ask for it's good and it's free!!!!! Just unzip and drop it in. Very useful despite the fact that it's free. It has a nice interface too |
Great! www.gnnow.com/default.htm
Written by Anonymous User from Los Angeles (Tuesday, September 07, 1999)
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Details: We use ANYPORTAL at www.gnnow.com/default.htm
In basic AnyPortal helps our company maintain our websites with greater ease.
Trust us its useful!
Matt Lawson
Humanicom, Inc.
Portal Director
www.humanicom.com |
Sliced Bread
Written by Anonymous User from Charlotte, NC (Wednesday, September 01, 1999)
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Details: AnyPortal is a tool every webmaster has been waiting for. Very quick and easy to use to make simple updates. View, add, delete all your files and folders. It also works with SA FileUp to upload new files. Download it today! |
Excellent tool for the Posting Acceptor.
Written by Anonymous User from Houston, TX (Sunday, August 08, 1999)
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Details: We are using the Posting Acceptor to allow a centralized way for users to share files. This will allow managers of each department to do some file management and take that burden away from the IS staff.
It is certainly a better tool than just allowing Directory Browsing. By placing it in the sub-directory for posting, the rest of the site is not visible to the users. |
Neat but pretty useless. 
Written by Anonymous User from Watertown, NY (Monday, July 26, 1999)
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Details: This is interesting code, but I highly doubt your web hosting company is going to assign you the file permissions necessary for this work on your entire site. Good idea but the permissions needed cause security risks and unless you have direct access to your server this isn't going to do you any good. |
Good start
Written by Anonymous User from Glasgow, UK (Tuesday, June 29, 1999)
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Details: This is a good start - I've had to expand mine to include create/delete folders, and create files, and I'm soon going to add a file upload facility, but this saved an awful lot of work. Well recommended.
Make sure you get your permission set up right as well!
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