Customers who purchased 3.0.3 from Fetch Softworks will also get a free upgrade. To ease the purchase process, Fetch Softworks has turned to eSellerate's e-commerce system. Users can download and run a free trial copy of the program from the Fetch Softworks website and securely purchase a license without leaving the application. The program can also be purchased from the web store or with a check or purchase order. The 3.0.3 version will remain available for purchase as well.
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Fetch Softworks has licensed the Fetch source code and name from Dartmouth College and will offer a free public test release of Fetch 4.0 beginning Tuesday, January 9, 2001. Fetch 4.0 implements users' suggestions in areas ranging from security to interface and incorporates the latest operating system technologies. Fetch, first developed in 1989 to address Dartmouth College's internal file transfer needs, was one of the first graphical FTP clients on any platform and remains the most popular file transfer utility for the Macintosh. Millions of copies of Fetch have been distributed and used to transfer countless web pages, data sets, and digital photos of items for auction on EBay. Fetch 4.0 includes dozens of new features, including support for eleven different proxy servers, folder mirroring, integration with BBEdit, Graphic Converter and QuickTime, Keychain support, server-server transfers, contextual menus, Kerberos security and a streamlined, updated user interface.