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InterArchy 9 Up.

Nolobe InterArchy 9. File transfer software for Mac OS X.

Interarchy 9 adds the following features and improvements:

- Interarchy now supports a new SSH-based transfer protocol. It should work with any server that supports SSH and has perl v4 or later installed. Basically any server that has SSH installed.
SSH has a number of advantages over SFTP. For one it is a lot faster when transferring listings. This means mirrors should take a lot less time to complete. Our internal testing has shown dramatic speed improvements for moderately sized websites; seconds versus minutes.

- Interarchy’s view model has been re-written to support drag-reordering of tabs. Along with being able to reorder tabs in the owning window, you can also drag tabs to a new window.

- Added “Move Tab to New Window” and “Merge All Windows” commands to the Window menu to help work you work with tabs.

- Most windows — bookmarks, listings, history, etc — can now be placed in a tab.

- Added Tab Preference Pane. Here you can control:
- If the tab bar is always open.
- If folders always open in a new window.
- If Command-double-click opens a folder in a new tab.
- If tabs (and windows) are selected as they are created. The Tab preference pane also shows you actions keyboard modifiers you can use to modify the double click behavior.

- Interarchy now has much improved resolution independence support. If Apple ever get their act together and finish Mac OS X’s resolution independence support Interarchy should be ready.

- Interarchy adds a Side Bar to listing windows. It behaves much like the Finders Side Bar.
From the Side Bar you can:
- Initiate a new connection.
- Access your Bookmarks, the Bookmarks Bar, History, Net Disks, Auto Uploads, and Scheduled Bookmarks.
- Access other Macs that broadcast availability by way of Bonjour.
- Access local folders such as your Downloads folder.

- Added “Show/Hide Side Bar” command to the View menu.

- Interarchy’s listing windows now have a Path Bar which displays the path of the selected file. It behaves much like the Finder’s Path Bar but with some improvements:
- Double-clicking a folder displayed in the Path Bar will take you to that folder.
- You can drag-and-drop files and folders to folders displayed in the Path Bar.

- Interarchy now supports workspaces. See the Window » Workspaces submenu. Workspaces allow you to more easily focus on a task.

- Cleaned up the behavior of the old “Connect to Server…” window. You can now create a:
- New Connection
- Mirror
- Net Disk
- Auto Upload
- Download
- Upload
- Queue via the file menu.

- The Transfers window has been redesigned. It is now a lot smaller and less obnoxious when trying to come to the front.

- The Interarchy Contextual menu has been much improved. You can now:
- Get the selected URL.
- From the Finder upload the selected file/folder.
- From the Finder mark a file or folder to be ignored when mirroring. This should mean the end of mucking around with Mirror Place Holder files.

- Added support for copy-and-pasting files/folders. If you:
- Copy a file in the Finder and then paste it into a listing window it will be uploaded.
- Copy a file in one listing window and paste it into another it will be moved. If the two listings are for different servers the file will be copied.

- Added support for PathFinder. See the File Manager pop-up menu in the Preferences window.

- You can now control what happens when you press the Return or Enter key in a listing window. Instead of renaming the selected object you can opt to open it instead.

- You can now specify what should happen when a file exists when:
- Uploading a folder
- Uploading a file
- Downloading a folder
- Downloading a file See the Transfers Preferences Pane.

- By default Interarchy will now download files to the Downloads folder. You can change this in the Transfers pane of the Preferences window.

- Interarchy will now reopen your last session at startup restoring any open connections. You can turn this off via the “Reopen Last Session At Startup” checkbox in the General Preference Pane.

- You can now access your entire history via the History menu.

- Added a preference to control when history entries are removed. See the General Preference Pane.

- You can now set the default FTP application in the Preferences window.

- Moved the Upload Permissions settings to the Preferences window. See the Permissions Preference Pane.

- Moved much of the Listing menu to the File menu to be more in keeping with other modern applications.

- Along with being able to copy an items URL, you can now copy an items Public URL. See Edit » Copy URL and Edit » Copy Public URL.
Interarchy requires a mapping from the private URL and the public URL. The first time you select “Copy Public URL” you will be asked for this mapping.
To edit an existing mapping hold down the Option key while selecting “Copy Public URL”.

- You can now copy the path of an item. Hold down the Option key while selecting Copy.

- Added a “Preview in Safari” command. This uses the same private/public mapping mechanism as Copy Public URL.

- Edit With is no longer limited to applications that support the ODBE suite. You should be able to use any application.

- Interarchy no longer uses it own internal file mapping database. Instead it uses the system Launch Services database. If you use the Finder to change a file mapping it should be reflected in Interarchy.

- Added an Edit With submenu that allows you to edit a file with any application on your Mac that claims to support it. Much like the Finder’s “Open With” submenu.

- You can now creating new remote files from local templates. Particularly useful is the “New From Template » Text » From Clipboard…”.

- Interarchy now uses Sparkle for application updates.

Weblinks

Weblink Manufacturer: http://www.interarchy.com

System requirement Macintosh:

- Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later