(61) CraftFTP
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CraftFTP is the one of the best FTP client software to transfer files between your PC and remote computers. Whether publishing a Web page, downloading the latest digital images, music and software or transferring large files.
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(62) CrypTalk
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CrypTalk is a full-featured secure chat client based on strong public key cryptography. Features include: automatic or manual network computer detection, user groups, blacklists, auto responder, message templates. Socks 4, 4a, 5 are supported.
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(63) DOSRDP
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DOSRDP is a Remote Desktop protocol client for the DOS platform.You can run
it under MSDOS or WINDOWS 95/98/XP boot floppy disk .It is fast and low
costed way to terminal services .
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(64) FastMail
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FastMail provides extensive filtering and processing capabilities for incoming correspondence, creating incoming and outgoing message archives, and features the ability to personalize mail distribution for a large number of recipients.
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(65) Fastream NetFile
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Formerly known as FTP++ P2P, NetFile is a multi-threaded FTP client with resuming, passive mode, simultaneous multi-socket file transfers.
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(66) FTPEditor
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FTPEditor is an FTP client combined with a multi-document editor that allows you to edit remote files as if they were on your local hard drive.
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(67) IceChat IRC Client
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IceChat can connect to many IRC Servers, has full scripting support
and customizable popup menus, and a unique, easy to use Interface.
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(68) IglooFTP PRO
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Award winning FTP Client featuring simultaneous FTP / FXP sessions sessions with SSL support. Its main features are to be easy to use and intuitive when used by novice, but powerful and fully configurable in the hand of experienced users.
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(69) Max-FTP
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Max-FTP allows you to perform basic file transfer protocol functionality with ease. Designed as an enterprise solution it also has the next step in FTP technology.
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(70) MUSHclient
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Fast MUD/MUSH/MUCK/MOO client for Windows. Has 500,000 line scrollback buffer, remembers last 5,000 commands entered (can be recalled sequentially or by searching), aliases, triggers, timers, keypad-navigation, speed-walking, auto-say and more.
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