FTP

Initially the files are downloaded to an FTP server which should have a fairly large memory capacity to host the intended files the FTP server should have this so that the transfer can take place without any hitch.

The files can be accessed through any internet browser or any FTP software. Most of these files are available for only a short period of time and only a select few are available on a permanent base.

Accessing the files directly through the FTP address which is listed as ftp:// can be done by logging in with an ID and password.
The FTP site is usually file structured and similar to the “My Documents” on any computer and this is usually set up by an administrator.
These files may be public or private in nature and the access may include adding, moving, editing and deleting so if any of these functions do not respond to the related commands then the administrator should be informed.

Considering the FTP client is something that would create easy and regular access that is comparatively hassle free for uploads and downloads.

This would require the simple steps of drag and drop. All the frequented FTP sites and their corresponding logins and passwords can be stored conveniently in one place. Checking out the various resources available would allow the individual to make an informed decision on which one to choose that would best suit the needs.