FindMySoft.com - Download Upload Center free
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Developer:
perlservices.net
Hits:
1975
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Version:
n/a
Platform(s):
Unix, Win NT
Date added:
Date updated:
2008-02-26
Upload Center description
Upload Center is an expansion of the popular PS Upload. Upload Center requires a user to first sign up for a "Drop Box" before they can upload files. Features include: 2 levels of administration, control each members folder size, complete control of the web page, 1 minute setup on both UNIX and WINDOWS servers, only one .cgi file, member management and can be translated into any language.
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