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    Transferring files from my PC into a compressed zip folder

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      Bufftech
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      I am using Auto FTP Manager for transferring my daily work files. I need to move all the files directly into a zip folder but I don’t know how to do that. Please help.

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        Auto FTP Manager allows you to transfer local files directly into a compressed zip folder. You can easily drag and drop files from your PC to the zip folder.

        Auto FTP Manager lists compressed zip folders in the file manager. You can drag files from your source folder and drop it directly onto a zip folder. Once the file is transferred, double click on the zip folder. You will see that the file is successfully transferred.

        Note: To transfer files to the zip folder, the destination folder should be present locally on your PC.

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