NetDrive is a small program developed by Solution Box, Inc.  It allows you to mount an FTP or WebDav server as a networked drive.  For instance, when you upload files to a web site (if you have one) then you can just open up the My Computer window and open up your site.  Then you can just drag-and-drop into the window the files to upload.

When you first open up NetDrive, it will show a screen like this:

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You can enter your site details, like web address, Port, Server type (FTP or WebDav), if it should log into the account when it/your computer starts, and of course, what drive to mount it as.

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Here I have my site mounted as the Like the Q: drive:

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Here are a few things that may interest you about NetDrive:

• NetDrive has a few options, like the ability to check for updates and to log:

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• You can also import and export the settings for your site with their respective buttons:

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• Advaced settings for connections (available at the bottom of the window):

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• There is built in, easy access to several universities, 3rd party servers, and companies:

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Like NetDrive? You can get it from the following link:

***NetDrive System Requirements***

• Operating System : Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista(32bit, Vista 64bit will be added soon)
• Processor: Pentium III/Athlon at 500 MHz or better
• Memory : Minimum 256 MB for Windows XP/2000/Vista
• HDD Space: 1-2 GB of free disk space (for caching files being uploaded)

Click here to download NetDrive ^[8]

This article has been contributed to dotTech by Jean-Luc Picard from Mafia-Penguin.com ^[9].