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Re: sFTP overhead (General questions)

by woddrazen, Tuesday, April 10, 2007, 12:13 (6437 days ago) @ grigsoft

Igor,


When you install wodFtpDLX you will found two version of wodFtpDLX. ActiveX control (wodFtpDLX.ocx) and COM object (wodFtpDLX.dll).

Is wodFtpDLX.dll maybe what you need? You can find it in Windows System32 folder.

Also you will found samples in wodFtpDLX samples folder, maybe they can help you.


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