FTP Control's Options allows one to quickly and easily configure the program from the way files are transmitted and named, to redailing and resuming a session when abrubtly disconnected. The graphic below will demonstrate what Options are available to FTP Control's user.

FTP Settings - This entry features a variety of fields with check/uncheck selectable actions

Connectivity - Allows you to specify whether you have a permanent FTP Connection or will use Dial-Up Networking to connect to your ISP.

Proxy - FTP Control 4.0 now allows the user to specify global Proxy settings instead of needing to do it with each profile that is created.

Various - These are additional settings for creating the log, and which file viewer to use. For multiple users, one may also specify a prompt to be used for login information at program start-up

Environment - Displays the options for the remote server as well as selections for the program startup may be specified here.

Conversions - In this last field you may specify a variety of information

1. File types that should be always transferred as ASCII.

2. Force changes in the case status (upper-case/lower-case) of filenames.

3. Automate the conversion of file names from one extension to another.