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Uploading Image to FTP Server
 To place your Animation on the Internet, it must be exported to an image and transfered to your Web server.
2D&3D Animator uses FTP protocol to connect to Web server and uploads the file to a folder on your site.
What is FTP?
FTP is an acronym for File Transfer Protocol. As the name implies, FTP is used to transfer files between computers on a network, such as the Internet. In an FTP transfer, your computer acts as a "client" sending a files to a remote host, or "server". Even computers from different manufacturers and running incompatible software can use this FTP process to exchange files over the Internet. To establish a connection to an FTP server, you generally need to provide a user name and a password in addition to the Internet address of the server (for example, hostname.berkeley.edu); someone would need to set up a user account and assign a password for you before you would be able to access the server.
To upload image to FTP server
- Click Publish to FTP server from the File menu.
- The Publishing Settings dialog box appears.
- Type name of FTP host in the Addres of FTP Server box.
- Type user (login) name for the server in the User Name box.
- Type password for the server in the Password box.
- Type folder path in the Remote Folder box. 2D&3D Animator will upload files to this folder.
- Specify remote port number in the FTP port box, if it's not 21 for your server. It may be different if you are going through a firewall, or if the site administrator has assigned the FTP service to a non-standard port.
- Click Ok.
Information about the publishing results is displayed in the Publishing Log panel.
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