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Panic Demonstrates Transmit 3 at Macworld Expo

TMO at MWSF - Panic Demonstrates Transmit 3 at Macworld Expo

by , 8:30 PM EST, January 13th, 2005

SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- Panic, Inc. is showing off Transmit 3 at Macworld Expo, the forthcoming version of its popular FTP client. Transmit 3 is slated to ship by the March.

Transmit 3 offers a number of a new features, including the addition of column view to its two-pane window design (as well as the traditional list view), improvements to the file preview drawer, support for tabbed windows, and improved Favorites functionality.

Panic is showing off all of its applications, including Transmit 3, and giving away free T-shirts to customers who purchase any of their titles at the show in booth #1951. Transmit 3 was selected as one of the Best of Show products by Macworld magazine.

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Close Name:mahuti - TMO Staff Posts: 377 Joined: 09 Jan 2003
Thu Jan 13, 2005 10:34 pm Subject: Yawn.

How long have I been waiting for this new version? TOO long. Try Yummy ftp. It's new, but already MUCH better, and it sounds like it's already ahead of this new version of Transmit.

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Close Name:Guest
Mon Jan 31, 2005 9:01 am Subject: Agreed

I gave up waiting for fixes and improvements to Transmit and bought Yummy. It rocks! http://www.yummysoftware.com

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