If a file is stored in an anonymous FTP directory virtually anyone with Internet access and an FTP program of some sort, even a web browser, can download the file. Anonymous FTP, therefore, is used primarily to give the Internet public download access to a particular directory of files. Non-anonymous FTP, on the other hand, requires a unique username and password for the FTP directory in question. Normally, you will use non-anonymous FTP to get access to directories that YOU OWN on the web server. LE comes in a 32 bit Windows 9x version and a 16 bit Windows 3.x version.
LE comes as a self-installing file.
You must first download the file to your hard drive, locate it, and then install it. If your web browser tells you that the file type is unknown and asks you what you want to do with it, just choose save to disk. When prompted, save the file to your disk in a location where you can find it later. Start the File Manager or Windows Explorer. Using the guide, create a session profile with each of the examples below.