You can download files directly from Destiny Design's FTP server.

Using Web Browser Software

Go to ftp://ftp.destinydesign.com and select the file you want. If you have your browser set up correctly, the file will be translated from its Binhex format, and be placed in your default download folder. If the file does not get translated automatically, you can download, install, and use Stuffit Expander to translate the file. You can find Stuffit Expander on our File Utilities page.

Alternately, you can click-and-hold (Win95/98 users right-click) the file’s link, then choose ‘Save Image As’, ‘Save Picture As’ or ‘Download Link to Disk’ from the resulting popup menu (depending on your browser and the file’s format, you may see some variation of these commands). Choose a location to save the image/link; then click ‘Save’.

Using FTP Client Software

You'll need two things for this task: FTP client software and decompression software. If you don’t already have those installed, you can find them on our File Utilities page.

Set up your FTP client software as follows:

	Host ftp.destinydesign.com User ID anonymous Password your email address Directory (leave blank)

Download the file you want to your hard drive. Use decompression software to access the file.

Hidden Files

If you’ve requested your file be hidden from public view, then it can only be accessed with FTP client software. You’ll need three things for this task: FTP client software, decompression software and the name of the file (which we will provide). If you don’t already have the software installed, you can find them on our File Utilities page.

Set up your FTP client software as follows:

	Host ftp.destinydesign.com User ID anonymous Password your email address Directory hidden

You’ll be prompted for the exact file name. Remember, it will be case sensitive. Once the file downloads to your hard drive, use decompression software to access the file.

Please contact us if you have any questions about downloading or using your files.