Access your Windows Mobile docs from any PC with Mocha FTP

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Access your Windows Mobile docs from any PC with Mocha FTP

by Brad Linder Mar 25th 2008

Mocha FTP Server is a nifty little application for Windows Mobile that will turn your PDA or phone into a FTP server. When the application is running, you can access any of the files on your mobile device by typing the device's IP address into a web browser or FTP client. That's pretty much all there is to it.

Once upon a time, it appears that Mocha FTP was a commercial application, but MochaSoft has released the utility as freeware. In order to register the software all you have to do is install the application, click the register button, and enter "freeware" for the license name and 111425 for the license code.

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Tags: ftp, mocha-ftp

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Louis said 10:51AM on 3-27-2008

Does not work properly on Treo 700wx. Half of the screen, (the most important part, the stuff with the buttons), are off the screen to the right with no way to see them.

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