Flesk.Uploader ASP.NET script

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Flesk.Uploader is a free tool that allows users with a WebBrowser to upload files to a webserver via HTTP and save them to a directory or database. Flesk.Uploader is a free tool that allows users with a WebBrowser to upload files to a webserver via HTTP and save them to a directory or database. Works only on .NET FrameWork 1.1Features - This component is setup individually. It is not shared by all the webserver's websites, but only by your website or webapplication. This means that you can install it in your hosting account without changing any webserver's configuration. - Runs on .NET FrameWork 1.1. No configuration required. - Full Source Code available (VS2003 project & C# language only)!
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Windows

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