The transfer of a file from your computer to a remote computer.
To copy a file from your computer onto a storage device, especially if the device is another computer. Compare download.
The process of copying a file from your computer to another computer via a network.
to transfer a file from a home or office computer to a web server is to upload a file.
Sending a disk file from your computer to another computer. (Tele, Gr. 4)
The processes of copying web page files residing on a computer to a web server, so enabling them to become available on the internet or an intranet.
Transferring a file from your computer (local computer) to a remote computer. People that maintain web sites hosted on remote computers use special software (FTP client) to upload files. Most people do more downloading (retreiving files) than uploading. Table of Contents
To transfer information from a local computer to a remote one, such as a Web server, across a network or modem connection.
Computers: To transfer data or programs from your computer or device to another computer or device. The opposite of Download.
To transfer files from one computer to another over the Internet. See FTP .
The process of transferring shipment status information from the scanner to the trakksite PC and host computer for tracking. Also known as "download".
To send files/information from your computer to another computer over the Internet.
Process of transmitting data from a micro-computer or workstation to a larger central computer or file server system.
Like downloading, only you are putting a file somewhere instead of getting it.
transfer files or messages from your computer to a distant computer
A method of data transmission whereby a computer send data to another device (i.e. a host or personal computer).
To move a file from a client to a server. (In other words, from your home or office computer to EEE.) The opposite of download.
to transfer files from your local computer to a central server, the opposite of download.
to move a file from your computer to your server. Go back to the top of the page
To transfer files or data from one computer to another. To upload means "to send, to download means "to receive."
When you transfer a file from your computer to a remote computer, you are said to "upload" it. When you transfer a file from a remote computer to your own through a modem or network connection, you are said to " download" it. (It may help to keep the terminology straight if you imagine the remote computer as one of those great huge room-sized computers from 1960s thrillers. Because those machines are so tall, a file going from your computer to the other is going "up", and a file coming from the other computer to your computer is coming "down.")
To send a file to a network. See also Download.
to copy your files to the web server so that they are visible on the internet.
Transmitting data TO another computer in a network or on the Internet. See also Downloading.
1. v. To transfer programs or data from a connected device, typically a personal computer, to a computer with greater resources. 2. v. To transfer data from a device, such as a workstation or a microcomputer, to a computer.
Sending files from your computer to another computer through the Internet. For example, sending email is uploading a file to the SMTP server of your ISP. When you have a personal home page, you must upload your HTML files to the Web server that hosts your Web site.
In communications, sending a file or files from one computer to another over a network using a modem ( or whatever the medium may be.)
The process of transferring data from one computer to another. Usually, upload refers to the transfer of data from a client computer to a host server. The opposite of download UPS - uninterrupted power supply A power supply that can be used as a backup supply when the regular power source is interrupted. Most computer system don't require this except for systems that are operational 24 hours a day like servers.
While downloading is receiving a file from another computer, uploading is the ...
To transfer data or programs from one place to another.
Moving files (FTP) from your computer to another computer over a communications link.
The transfer of a content from a client to a server. An FTP program is used to upload files from a client computer to an FTP server over the Internet. Contrast with download. Also see FTP.
To copy a file from your computer terminal onto a computer network so that it may be accessed on the Internet.
The transmission of data from your computer to another computer, as opposed to "download" which is the receiving of data to your computer from another computer.
the process of creating a copy
to send data from a computer to a network. An example of uploading data is sending e-mail.
to copy a file, e-mail message, or other information from your PC to a larger computer on the network.
The importing of data from a front-end system such as personal computer into the SAP system. For example, you can transfer the contents of a spreadsheet into a journal voucher program in SAP.
Send a file to a file server or another computer, usually by an FTP program.
To upload means to transfer files or other data from your computer to the web server that hosts your website.
The process of using an FTP program to upload data from your computer to a a Web host, quite often your own ISP.
Transfer glucose readings from a glucose meter to Best 4 Diabetes. Best 4 Diabetes can read measurements from 24 different types of glucose meters. Some other diabetes management systems call this function download.
Upload involves the transmission of data in the agency management system to the company's computer.
Process of transferring data between computers. Generally refers to moving information from a smaller or more local storage device to a larger or more remote one (e.g., from a digital camera to your PC or from your PC to an Internet bulletin board).
Copying files from your PC to a host computer
To copy a file from your machine to a remote location.
To transfer data from a device such as a personal computer to a mainframe computer.
In Manage Files upload means to transfer a file or its copy from your hard drive or disk into the My-Files folder. It is often confused with import because the import process always involves an upload into Manage Files. However, WebCT does not use these terms interchangeably.
Process of copying a file from a computer to a remote computer. Opposite of download.
Send a file to a remote location (opposite of download).
Upload is the opposite of download. Data from your computer is sent to another computer. If, for instance, you send data from your local computer to a web server, that would be an upload.
To transfer information stored in the user's system to a remote computer system.
the process of copying data from your computer to a remote server to top
Is the transfer of data, information or files from a local site to a remote site. Often viewed in terms of a local user or programmer modifying or updating files hosted at a remote server.
This means using the phone line to send information (like your completed bids) out of your computer to Unimatic via CompuServe.
To transfer your files from your local site to a server.
Sending information or files from your computer to someone else via the Internet. So when you send an attached file with an email you are uploading that file.
The act of transfering a file from a local computer to a server. This is usually done using an File Transfer Protocol (FTP) program. The opposite of download.
(1) To transfer a file from your computer to another computer (2) To transfer information from a computer disk to a computer. Opposite of Download.
When you want send a document or program to someone else it is called uploading.
Uploading occurs when you send data from your computer out to the Internet. Road Runner Business Class allows you to choose the upload bandwidth you need! See the Road Runner Business Class package options. (We sometimes contract "upload" to just "up" when discussing RRBC service tier bandwidths. For instance, you might hear us say, "256 kilobits-per-second up.")
The process of transferring a file from a personal computer to a server. It makes the file available to others.
The action of transferring information from your computer to another (usually larger, like a server) computer.
To transfer a file from your computer to a remote compute. Transferring (or importing) files to your computer is called downloading.
To transmit a file over a network.
Files are uploaded from our computers to the Internet. The web pages we design are uploaded to the server so others can view them on the Internet.
To move files electronically from one computer to another.
To transmit or copy data (one or more files) from a local source to a remote device. The term is often used to describe the process of copying a file from a computer to an online service. Compare with download.
To transfer an application or file to another remote computer through a network connection or modem. Upload also can mean "transmit."
The process of sending information from one computer to another.
transfer a file or program to a central computer from a smaller computer or a computer at a remote location
a mind that has been transferred
Transferring a file to a host computer from your computer, usually using FTP.
Sending data, typically files, to a BBS through the modem connection.
To send a file to a remote computer.
To transfer files from your local machine to another using communications software.
Transferring files from one computer to another, typically from a user's local machine to a website/intranet server.
To transfer electronic files from your computer to a server. Transfer time depends on the size of the files and of your modem. (cf Download)
The process by which you copy a file from one computer and then send it to another. When a Web page is built, it is built on a single computer, and then uploaded to a server for viewing on the Web.
The process of transmitting a data file from your computer to another computer. This is opposite of a download, which is receiving a file on your computer from another computer. Upload means the same as TRANSMIT, while download means the same as RECEIVE.
Transfer a file from the computer system being used to a remote system.
To copy files from a computer to a server
To upload is simply to move your files from your computer to a server. Also see FTP.
Transfer a file from your computer to some other computer
The transfer of information from your computer onto the Internet. When you send out your email, you are uploading it to a mail server.
This process transmits information from a personal computer to an information server on the Internet.
To transfer files from one's own computer to a server or host computer.
When you transmit files from your PC to another computer.
To transfer a file from your computer to a remote computer; the reverse of download.
To transfer a file from your computer to a remote computer using a transfer protocol.
Sending information to a remote server.
Sending the images from your camera storage device to your computer.
Copying or sending a file from your computer to a server. The opposite is download.
The process of copying a file from your local computer to a remote server or bulletin board system.
transfer of files from your computer to another computer.
Transfer of a file from your machine to a remote machine.
This is the process of sending files to a server. Usually performed using an FTP program.
The act of transferring files from your Mac to another machine on the Internet. This is the reverse of Download.
The passing of data from the computer to the Headend.
Process of sending a file to a specific network.
The process of transmitting a file from a client computer to a server.
Move file(s) from a computer to a server, network or the Internet. Move file(s) from a diskette, CD or memory stick to a computer. Up implies moving to a larger device. Compare Download.
Uploading is the process of transferring files from your computer to a server. For example when developing a Web Site you will need to upload your files to your Web Site.
To send files from a client to a server.
Transfer of document from home computer to Internet.
The real-time transfer of field data from a handheld computer to the Moritor centralized database via the Internet.
Describes the process of transferring files from your computer to another location via broadband.
The act of sending files or information from your computer to another computer, usually referred to as a remote host.
To transfer data from a computer not accessible ove rthe Internet (such as an office desk top) to an accessible one (such as a Web server) Most notably, also called FTP process, or to FTP (File Transfer Protocal).
To copy a file from a local computer to another remote computer for wider distribution. Programs such as File Transfer Protocol (FTP) are designed to help users upload and download materials. Common applications are to download course materials and to upload completed assignments.
The process of transferring a computer file from a user's system to a remote system.
to move a file from your computer to a server.
Sending a file to another computer. The opposite of download. URL (Uniform Resource Locator) -- Standard address scheme used to link resources on the World Wide Web. A URL describes the location and access method of a resource on the Internet.
the placement of information onto a host computer or server
Uploading is the process where files are transferred from your computer to a host computer (typically over the Internet.
To send a file over a network (e.g. the Internet). Uploading is the opposite of downloading, which is to receive a file over a network. The speed of an upload depends on the size of the file and the speed of your connection to the network.
To transmit data from a computer to a bulletin board service, mainframe, network or in this case, your blog. Internet.com/Webopedia.com For example, if you want to post your most recent vacation pictures on your blog, you must upload the files from your digital camera to your PC and then to your blog.
Refers to the outgoing transfer of file data from your computer.
To send a file or place a file on an internet server.
Moving information from a local computer to a remote computer.
The process of moving a file from a computer to a server (Commonly using FTP).
To copy data from a local computer to a remote computer. The opposite of download.
Sending a file from a PC to a server, normally using FTP. Opposite of download.
The sending of files from your local hard drive to another computer over a network.
The process of sending information from your computer to another. See also download.
Uploading a file means loading it from your computer onto a remote one. Most people do a lot more downloading than uploading.
To transfer information from one's computer to another computer, usually across a network. See Download.
This is a process used for transferring information from your computer to another computer.
To transfer information from your computer to a server - you upload your web site in order for it to be accessed through the Internet
Moving files from your computer to a remote computer over a network or the Internet ( FTP).
To copy or transfer a file or program from the computer that one is using to another computer on the network, whether on an intranet or the Internet, using modem and communications software. See also DOWNLOAD FILE
To transmit a file of data from your computer to another computer.
To tranlmit data from a computer to a bulletin board service,mainframe, or network.
To transfer computer files from your computer to another host on the Internet.
Copy a file or program from your computer's hard drive to another computer or disk.
The act of transferring a data file from one computer to another computer over a network.
To transmit data from a computer to a mainframe, network, etc. When you add an image in the Zazzle Design Program, you are uploading an image from your computer to our servers.
To transfer data from your computer to a server on a network such as the Internet and a LAN.
The process of sending a file from the user's computer to a destination such as another computer or user across the Internet.
To copy files from your own PC to another computer via a network or a modem. This is the opposite of download.
The transfer of files from your computer to your web space.
If you upload a file, it means that you are copying/transfering a file on your computer to another computer on the Internet (or other network). Upload also means sending data. See also Download, which is the reverse operation.
To send files from a local computer to a server. Web page files and graphic images have to be uploaded. Customers are often surprised to find out that their web site consists of 50-200 or more different files.
The opposite to download. To send files, programs or data from your computer to the internet/another computer
Think of the Internet as the great network in the sky, and the words "upload" and "download" make more sense. Whereas downloading is when you receive something — a message, data, whatever — from another computer, uploading is when you send something to another computer.[See Also: Download
opposite of download, to transfer files to another computer via a network. For example, a Web designer, would publish newly created pages (upload) to a server that would store them for users to call up and view.
Transferring a file from the user's computer to a remote computer.
Transfer a file from your computer to another computer (can be on the internet).
The process of transferring files from a local drive to a web server
To transfer a file from one computer or disk to another computer, most commonly using the Internet. See also download.
Send a file "up" to host.
To copy a file from a client computer to a server. File are usually uploaded by FTP, less often by HTTP. Uploaded files.
send a file from computer.
Copy a class or a file to a common resource such as the name service.
To transfer files from the computer you're on to another one (server or internet).
The term upload is used when transferring data to someone else's computer/server from yours.
This is the process of putting files onto a Server or computer from your hard drive.
to move data from your computer onto another computer, including a Website (see download)
The act of copying a file to a network or large data repository (such as a web page or FTP site) from an individual computer's disk drive. Simply stated, uploading is the process of "giving" a file to a server. Uploading is the transmission of a file from your personal computer to another computer.
This is when you are online and you can transfer data from your hard drive to somewhere on the Internet.
Send information from your computer to the server or a computer on the Internet
Sending a file from your system to a server or to someone else's computer. To download is the opposite.
to transfer files from your computer to another computer or server.
To move a digital file (such as a media file) from a local system to a server where it is stored for others to access or later retrieval. For example, web pages must be "uploaded" to a web server for them to be viewed on the world wide web.
To move a file from one computer to another, usually from a local machine to a host. See also Download.
The process of transferring data file(s) from a client or local computer to a remote server via the Internet. Opposite is download.
Copying files from your computer to a web server or FTP site using a modem.
(a) To transfer the consciousness and mental structure of a person from a biological matrix to an electronic or informational matrix (this assumes that the strong AI postulate holds). (b) The resulting infomorph person.
To copy data from your computer to another computer over a computer network, the opposite of download.
Uploading and downloading are related terms used to describe the transfer of electronic data between two computers or similar systems. Their primary usage is as a verb: to upload is to send data from a local system to some remote system, such as a website, File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server, or other similar systems. To upload is to send data from a remote system.
The transmission of a file from one computer system to another, usually larger computer system. In terms of web hosting, it would happen when a file is transmitted to the host's web servers.
Moving a file from your hard disk or a floppy disk on your personal computer to a server.
the process of sending a file to a remote computer through a network
The act of sending a file to the Internet or a server.
The stage in synchronization where data is transferred from a remote database to a consolidated database.
The sending of a file from your computer to someone else's.
Copying a file from your computer to a remote computer.
If you create a file on your home computer and want to send it to others on your BBS, you need to upload it first. See download , which is just the reverse.
To transfer a software program someplace.
Copy a file from your computer to a host system.
To transfer a file from a client computer to a server computer.
To send a copy of a file from a client to a server using a modem.
Transfer of a one or more files from one computer to another computer on the Web using FTP. When you send a document, the term is "upload", when receiving a file, it is called "download".
The process of transferring information from your computer to another computer through the Internet. For example, when sending e-mail to someone, the message and/or attachment is uploaded.
The transfer of files, data or documents from a the computer you are using to another computer. The opposite of download
To transmit data from a computer to a remote computer, Web site, mainframe, or network. For example, if you use a personal computer to log on to a network and you want to send files across the network, you must upload the files from your PC to the network.
To copy or send files or data from one computer to another.
communications: Transferring a file from your computer to a remote computer, using a terminal program and a transfer protocol (for example, ZTerm and ZModem respectively).
To transmit files or data from your computer up onto the internet. For example, to submit an assignment in the drop box of WebCT, you must first upload the file from your computer.
Uploading is when you copy a file from your computer to another computer, such as a Web site. Downloading, on the other hand, refers to retrieving a file from another computer.
(also see Download) Copying or sending data or documents from your computer to another computer, such as the server that hosts your home page.
Process by which completed batches are transferred from the remote site to the central site.
To copy data from an individual user's computer to a central server.
To transfer a file from your computer to another computer, using your terminal program (for example Netscape) and a transfer protocol (for example TCP/IP). In other words, this is the process of moving or transferring a document, file or program from one computer to another.
To transfer files or data from one computer to another.To download means to receive; to upload means to transmit.
To transfer a file from a personal computer or workstation to a host computer.
Copy a file from your desktop to another computer. Usually the other computer is a host computer with the ability to handle many simultaneous connections to the Internet.
When you upload you are sending information from your computer to another computer, usually through a modem.
To copy or transfer a file from a local computer to a remote computer.
The process of moving a file from your computer to another one. In Fetch, also referred to as put. When you put a file with Fetch, you are uploading it.
Uploading is transmission in the other direction: from one computer to another. From an Internet user's point of view, uploading is sending a file to a computer that is set up to receive it.
To transfer a file from storage media or a computer to another computer, a server, or onto the Net.
Transmitting a file from your computer to another computer or web server.
To transfer programs or data over a digital communications link from a smaller or peripheral "client" system to a larger or central "host" one. Source: Foldoc: Free On-line Dictionary of Computing
Transmitting a data file from your computer to another computer comprises an upload. This is the opposite of a download.
Copying files from your computer to a remote computer, usually your web host who may be your ISP or a free host, or if you're really serious, a paid host for your own domain. See FTP.
The process of transmitting information files from your computer to another through a network.
To move data from your computer to another computer (cf download)
To move data from a local computer to a remote computer (send data to another computer).
To transfer a file from your computer system to another system via a modem over telephone or cable lines or a telnet connection using a transfer protocol like xmodem, ymodem, zmodem, or Kermit. Less precisely, it may also refer to a direct transfer from your local terminal to a server over a local area network or an FTP transfer from your system to a remote system. See download. For help uploading HTML files and graphics to your web page, see the PubWeb FAQ.
Transfer files from a computer's hard drive to another storage device, including an internet web site's server. "Upload" can be said to be the opposite or the reverse action of "download."
Transmitting a document or computer file from your computer onto another one, via a data connection. To download is the opposite.
The opposite of a download, this is sending information from a local system to a remote system via FTP. URL - Uniform Resource Locator. A standardized way of naming network resources, used for linking pages together on the World Wide Web. URL's tell you what kind of information it is ( whether it's e-mail or a web page ), what computer it is stored on and where it's located. An example of a complete URL would be http://www.95net.com, where http:// shows that it is a web page, www means on the World Wide Web, 95net is the company name and 95net.com is the host computer our business is located at.
To copy a file from your computer to another.
A process of the monitoring computer retrieving the activity log information from an access panel.
Transfer of data to another 'remote' computer. See: Download.
In communications, the process of transferring a copy of a file from a local computer to a remote computer by means of a modem or network.
To copy information from your computer to a Web site or another computer using ftp.
send photo to your darkroom; transmit data from your computer to a network.
The process of adding a page group into a folder on Webstore. Webstore uses Microsoft's web publishing wizard to do this. See Add Page Group without a subfolder and Download Web Publishing Wizard.
To copy a file from a local computer connected to the Internet to a remote computer. Opposite is download.
Upload is the opposite of "download." Downloading is when you receive something--a message data whatever--from another computer and uploading is when you send something to another computer.
To copy or move a file from one computer or drive to another computer or drive.
The process of transferring information from your computer to another computer through the Internet. Every time you send e-mail to someone you are uploading it.
the process of transferring computer files from a local computer to a remote computer.
The process of transferring a file from your local computer to a remote machine. For example: uploading your website to its host. Compare with: Download.
The process of sending information from your computer to another Internet computer.
To transfer file(s) from your computer to another computer – for example when you attach a image to a notice form, the image is uploaded and then stored on your website so anyone can download it.
Posting of transactions in a data file to the host accounts receivable system.
To send data to another computer, usually through a modem and a telephone line or through a network connection.
Electronically transferring data from your computer to another computer.
The process of retrieving information from any computer is called Downloading. When one computer sends information to another, it is called Uploading.
To copy data (usually an entire file) from a local source to a server. The term is often used to describe the process of copying a file from one's own computer to an Internet server.
to move a copy of a file from our computer (a local computer) to a (Web) server or other computer (a remote computer). See also Download.
To upload means to copy a file from the local system you are working on to a (usually larger) "host" or "server". DynDNS does not allow uploading to its servers; any web page you want to host using our service, you must store and host on your own machine connected to the internet. () ()
Act of copying a file from a local computer to another remote computer (server) for wider distribution. Programs such as File Transfer Protocol (FTP) are designed to help users upload and download materials.
To transfer data from one computer to another. Typically, users upload from a small computer to a larger one.
To send a file to another computer.
Transmitting data from client to server.
To put stuff on somebody else's computer.
Transferring a file from a PC to a mainframe.
To transfer a file or information from your computer to another.
Uploading refers to transferring files from a client, such as your home computer, to a host, such as your web hosting company. Uploading is usually accomplished with the help of an FTP client. Think of it as the opposite of downloading.
Send a file to another computer using a modem.
Transferring a file from your computer to another computer.
The process of sending a file from a user workstation to the server.
To transmit data to a central computer from another computer or a computer at a remote location.
Copying a file from your computer to a host computer.
The process of transferring information from one computer to another, generally from a client to a server. For example, you upload a file from your computer to another.
To transfer information from a computer system or a microcomputer to another computer system or a larger computer system.
The process of transferring information from a computer to a web site or other remote location on a network. The act of transferring information from a computer to a web site (or other remote location on a network). The word can be used as a noun or a verb.
In the context of the Internet, upload refers to the transfer of files from a computer to a web server or another computer.
Moving the pictures (image files) from your computer to the web site. (So-called because we think of the internet as "up") Close Window
To send information from your computer to a remote computer.
This is the process of transferring data from one computer to another via the Internet. By definition, every time you send e-mail to someone, you are uploading it. By contrast, each time e-mail is received and read it, it has been downloaded.
Transfer of files off a local computer up to a specified remote computer (as opposed to download where files are pulled off a remote machine).
To transfer a file (often an image) from a computer to a blog.
To transfer a file from the local or client computer to the server, or host computer.
Upload means to copy a file to another computer. With hotComm file sharing, when someone copies a file from your computer, the file is being uploaded from your computer to their computer. (Also see Download.)
Essentially the opposite of download. Transferring data (typically a file) from the computer you are using to another computer.
To copy a file or group of files to a server. This is usually done in greatest quantity through FTP, but anytime you access a site, post a message, or send an e-mail, some form of uploading has occurred.
Transferring data (usually a file) from a the computer you are using to another computer. The opposite of download.
Describes the process of transferring files from your PC to another location on the Internet.
Transfer of information from a computer to a host system.
To copy a file from your computer to a remote server, the reverse process of download.
To transfer files from your computer "up" to a remote computer.
The process of transferring web files from a local computer to the computer which will host them on the web
Means to transfer a copy of a file from your own computer to a public directory.
The process of sending data from one computer to another. DATA can also be uploaded from newer PDA devices, and Cell phones.
To transfer a file from a local computer to a remote computer. In web terms: to transfer a file from a web client to a web server. (see also Download).
To copy or transfer a file from your computer to a remote computer, usually a Web server.
The process of transferring data from a local computer to a remote computer. When you copy a file from your computer to a computer on the Internet, you are "uploading" that file. See Also: Download
To transfer information (files) from a user PC to a network or the Internet. See also download.
Copying or sending files or data from one computer to another. A Web developer, for example, could upload a document to a Web server. (See also "Download")
To transfer (data or programs), usually from a peripheral computer or device to a central, often remote computer. This is done usally by FTP or other ways.
Putting a file from a device, normally a PC, onto a web server.
When you copy a file from your computer and save it on another computer, you are uploading that file. Usually uploading occurs when you are creating or maintaining a web page.
To transmit information to another computer over a network. The opposite of download.
Upload refers to the process of transferring files from your computer to an external source (usually the Internet). This includes sending e-mail, sending an instant message, or adding pictures to your personal website.
A file transfer from your computer to another.
Sending a file from a client to a server. Usually, this refers to updating web pages.
The process of transferring one or more files from your local computer to a remote computer. The opposite action is download.
Sending a file from your computer to another device.
To send a file to another machine.
The transmission of a file from one computer system to another, usually larger computer system. From a network user's point-of-view, to upload a file is to send it to another computer that is set up to receive it. People who share images with others on Bulletin Board Services (BBS), upload the files to the BBS.
The act of transferring data from your computer to a remote system. This is most commonly referred to when sending files to a remote system through FTP.
to transfer a file from a computer to an electronic bulletin board (BBS), usually via modem. See download.
The process of sending a file digitaly from one computer to another.
To transfer data from a computer not accessible over the Internet (such as an office desktop) to an accessible one (such as a Web Server). ... more
The transfer of a file from one computer to another by direct connection or through a modem.
To transfer a file from your computer 'up' to another computer, using your terminal program (for example Qmodem) and a transfer protocol (for example Zmodem or FTP)
the process of sending files from your computer to a server computer on the Internet. If you write pages for a Web site, you have to upload them to the Web server, for them to be seen by other Web users. The opposite of download.
The transfer of data from your local computer to a remote computer. Upload scripts come with a myriad of features including membership management, and Basic Authentication. Our Upload series of scripts offer all these features and many more, including admin control of member's folder sizes (allocated disk space), Autoresponder templates and optional .htaccess protection. Antonym : Download.
To transfer a file from a desktop computer onto a web server.
Process of copying information from a computer to a Web server. 2.29
To load files onto a computer.