20% Discount on all our programs and upgrades

We didn't do anything on Cyber-monday and got complaints ;-)

20% Discount on our programs during December 2017

What should we name this? December-Discount, sounds a bit dull. Anyway, use the discount-code DECEMBER in our webshop to get an immediate 20% discount on new licenses for our programs. This also applies to Upgrades to WatchFTP version 4.

WatchFTP version 4 released - Reminder

In case you missed our newsletter or previous blogs about the new release of our FTP monitor program WatchFTP, this quick reminder.

• See what's new here
• Owners of older (version 3) license(s), check if your upgrade is free.
• Only 10 days left (until July 1st, 2017) until the upgrade price will be $49 per license, get it now for just $29 per license.

WatchDirectory v4.9.5 released

We just released a new version of our File System Monitor WatchDirectory. This is a free upgrade for all customers. Just install the new evaluation version "on top" of your version and it will automatically see your tasks and licenses.

New/Fixed in this release

• Fixed: WatchDirectory crashed on (some) Asian language systems.
• Improved: The new System.Mail now allows you to connect to SMTP servers without username/password.
• Improved: The Print PDF task has several new settings.
• Fixed: The email reports of the Audit task weren't properly sent at 6am.
• Fixed: Large file uploads by the FTP task didn't properly report their progress.
• Improved: The Unzip task now supports password protected zips.

WatchFTP v4.0.2 released

Just to let you know we released an important update for WatchFTP.

Fixed

In some cases (mostly when connecting to an SFTP server), WatchFTP failed to connect to the server. This has been fixed.

Download

Download this new release here. Install it "on top" of your current version so it will keep your settings and tasks.

Buy

When you are ready to buy, visit our webshop to get a license. If you already own a previous version, your upgrade may be free, see Upgrade to WatchFTP v4

WatchFTP version 4 released

New in this major WatchFTP version 4 release

Private Key Support		Use a Private Key (PuTTY or OpenSSH format) to login on SFTP sites.
Dynamic Naming		You now have full control which name/location is used for downloaded files. For example, download to C:\Down\{dt-yyyy}\{dt-mm}\{dt-dd}\{filename}
Multithreaded Downloads		WatchFTP can now download multiple files concurrently.
Task Groups		There is a new menu that allows you to show "All Tasks (Ctrl+0)", "Running Tasks (Ctrl+1)" or "Stopped Tasks (Ctrl+2)". Create your own task groups if you have a lot of tasks.
...and a lot more...		Support for the latest encryptions on secure connections. The Email Action can now email different people depending on the location of detected files. Lots of small other improvements...

Download

Download this new release here. Install it "on top" of your current version so it will keep your settings and tasks. You can try WatchFTP free for 30 days.

Buy

When you are ready to buy, visit our webshop to get a license. If you already own a previous version, your upgrade may be free, see Upgrade to WatchFTP v4.

WatchFTP v4 final beta

On our forum we have uploaded the last beta for the new major release of WatchFTP.

New in version 4

• Private key support for SFTP connections.
• Task Groups - This will come in handy if you run a lot of tasks.
• Dynamic Naming for downloaded files - for example download your files to C:\Downloads\{filetitle}_{dt:year}{dt:month}{dt:day}.{extension}
• Support for the latest encryption algorythms on secure connections.
• Multithreaded downloads - download several files at once.

Download

Visit the Beta Forum for the download and more information.

WatchFTP 3.8.0 released - Free Upgrade

We just released a new version of our FTP Monitor Program WatchFTP. If you already own a license, this is a free upgrade. Just install the new version "on top" of your current install.

What's New

If you use a secure connection to your FTP site and use Passive mode to connect (the default), you can now enable the new option "Force Host IP". Here the explanation from the WatchFTP help file:

When you use a secure connection all commands and responses between WatchFTP and the FTP server are encrypted. When the FTP server is behind a NAT router, the router can not translate the internal IP addresses (typically 192.168....) to externally accessible IP addresses so they remain unchanged in the FTP response lines to WatchFTP.
When this option is set, WatchFTP will ignore the (unaccessible) IP addresses in the server's responses and always uses the IP address of the FTP server itself.