While your system may have multiple same-version Clarions installed at different paths and/or on different drives, only ONE of any given Clarion version may be the currently-in-use clarion installation for that version.

This utility tracks where your various Clarion installations are installed and configures the correct registry settings any instance of a given Clarion version requires to run successfully.

To set to any Clarion version before running it, open this app and select "Clarion 9.1", "Clarion 10", "Clarion 11" or "Clarion 11.1" from the main window.

Then, from the pop-up menu choose "INFO" to determine where the currently active instance of that Clarion version is located.

If you have more than one installation of that Clarion version, you can configure the registry by choosing "SET" to that version's installation directory.

HOW TO USE THIS UTILITY:
Configure an "HTML Source Directory" and a "PDF Target Directory". The HTML file pickup location is determined by the "Source" value and the PDF creation location is determined by the "Target" value.

Next, select the .HTM or .HTML file names that you want to convert to PDF documents. These file names are then stored in the HNDHTML2PDF.TPS file along with a complete path, and a TIME, DATE and SIZE stamp. Since the file names and dates are stored, the date-time-size stamp on these files remains static. However, a double click on any file name forces an refresh of the DATE, TIME, SIZE information provided for any file.

Using the multi-select feature of the CHT LBX browse on the conversion dialog window, highlight the file or files that should be processed into .PDF's.

Click the PDF button on the window toolbar to begin PDF creation. Files with the same names and a .PDF extension are created in the "PDF Target Directory".

TO USE THIS UTILITY:
First, select all the .TPL file names that you want to register from \templates\win\ and from \accessory\template\win\ into the application browse. These file names are stored in the HNDTPLREGISTRY.TPS file under the application directory. You only need to do this first step once, unless extra templates not already selected and stored are required.

Next, close the Clarion IDE version being addressed if it is running, as the application will refuse to register templates if it detects that Clarion version is still running.

Next, select the templates you wish registered using the CHT LBX browse record selection method. Browse record selection works as in any CHT HandyMarkerBrowse or CHT ListBoxBrowseExtender browse.

Finally, click the "Register" button on the toolbar. The application confirms with you, that the Clarion IDE being targeted is NOT running. Once confirmed, it renames the current \template\win\clarionregistryXX.trf and registers the templates selected in the application browse.

Note 1: ABCHAIN.TPL is automatically registered first, before any other selected templates. This is the master ABC template on which many other sets depend. If it is selected in the .TPL list, no harm done.

Note 2: This application creates a brand new clarion .TRF file with only the selected templates and ABCHAIN.TPL. In other words, a brand new .TRF is created, not a revised version of the existing one.

For developers working in a team, especially teams with remote members, it's useful for members to know which versions of the applications for which they are responsible have been centrally compiled for QA. With each re-build, using CHT Compile Manager, a set of HTML pages is generated into this server's "run" directory, detailing the applications with a variety of information from version number, to procedure docs, to templates in use.

Note that the base page required by this server is docindex.html. CHT compile manager generates a matching index page with this name.

This server is entirely template-built and contains almost no hand-embedded code. It may be used alone, via a standard HTTP communications link, or via an encrypted HTTPS tunnel communications link, when combined with a STUNNEL Proxy, configured with an SSL Certificate.

Further it is dependent on correct configuration of a valid SMTP server or SMS gateway setup with UserName, Password, Email/SMS Server and Email/SMS Return Address. Our template and SMS classes provide a configuration function with user-controllable registry location setttings.

The SMS template illustrated is EMBEDSMSFUNCTIONS. The CHT class underlying this template is HNDSMS located in files HNDSMS.INC and HNDSMS.CLW.

Please read and understand the proper formation of SMS addresses before experimenting, using this URL:
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS_gateway).

It also creates separate HTML5 "video-play" pages for each video, using the name of that video, plus .HTM.

It further creates a video upload batch file using CHT XSA utility HNDSLFCMD.EXE to upload the videos, the .NDX file and the .HTM play files to your video server all in one batch.

Lastly, it creates a "weblinks.txt" file containing a series of web links to the videos just processed and once uploaded to the server URL indicated on this applications's configuration dialog.

When the application starts, it presents a configuration screen asking for these values:
VIDEO URL: -- location of the video server IP and port (or URL)
VIDEO SIZE AS PERCENT: -- default is 100% of recorded size
COMPANY: -- name of video delivery company [OPT]
INDEX NAME: -- name of the .NDX file to be generated
VIDEO PATH: -- local path where .MP4 videos are located.

The applications scans the video path for all .MP4 files and produces VIDEONAME.HTM for each .MP4 found. These HTML5 files (one for each separate .MP4 video found, will play that video from your web server in any HTML5 compatible browser.

The models for all generated HTML files are located in \accessory\hnd\model\ if developers would like to modify them.

The application also produces a VIDEO.NDX file (using the name you provided in the configuration screen) which may be used by CHT player application HNDVIDEOPLAYER.APP or HNDVIDEOEDUCATION.APP as a downloadable video index.

Complete the description portion in each video entry and save the file back to the server. Next time you run this application to create a new index in order to include more videos, the description entries from the existing VIDEO.NDX file are copied forward into the new index, where applicable.

To further adapt this application for your own use, open the MAIN procedure in the Clarion Embeditor and follow the comments provided.

Settings include, the ability to:
1) establish the auto-backup timer,
2) modify the target backup directory,
3) modify the target zip directory
4) modify the target restore directory
5) maintain, delete and zip backup files
6) locate and restore backup files from zip

From this application you are able to select a range of backups and compress them into a single zip file for archiving to a configured location using HNDNETZIPPER.DLL

You are also able to search and examine zip archives and restore backed up applications and dictionaries to a configurable location.

This application now includes procedure(s) using the template CHTBestPracticeEmbedClass as an example for developers.
REQUIRES CHT #TIER2 TEMPLATES

Settings include, the ability to:
1) establish the auto-backup timer,
2) modify the target backup directory,
3) modify the target zip directory
4) modify the target restore directory
5) maintain, delete and zip backup files
6) locate and restore backup files from zip

From this application you are able to select a range of backups and compress them into a single zip file for archiving to a configured location.

You are also able to search and examine zip archives and restore backed up applications and dictionaries to a configurable location.

This specially named version (i.e. SNAP in the app name) is built on CHTSNAPZIP.EXE incorporated as a CHT "Snap-In" on the global template "ApplicationSnapins".

Rather than writing a program to perform a repetetive task such as zipping and uploading to an FTP site or sending an email announcement, HNDBATCHRUNNER.EXE lets you quickly write a script, save it to disk and execute the script when needed.

"Batch Bots" include a number of command-line utilities that at time of writing are as follows:

HNDBASE64CVT.EXE (Base 64 encoder/decoder)
HNDENCRYPT.EXE (File encrypter/decrypter)
HNDMAKEHZO.EXE (CHT Container builder)
HNDFTPNET.EXE (.NET-based FTP utility)
HNDMAILCDO.EXE (Windows CDO email send)
HNDMAILNET.EXE (.NET based SMTP email send)
HNDMAILSMTP.EXE (SMTP-based email send)
HNDMAILMAPI.EXE (MAPI-based email send)
HNDZIPNET.EXE (.NET-based file zip utility)
HNDSEARCH.EXE (Text file search/replace)
HNDSLFCMD.EXE (HTTP upload utility)
CHTSNAPGET.EXE (HTTP download utility)
CHTSNAPZIP.EXE (Zip, Unzip utility)
CHTSNAPSMTP.EXE (SMTP-based email send)
CHTSNAPMAPI.EXE (MAPI-based email send)
CHTSNAPEDIT.EXE (Clarion code + HTML editor)
CHTSNAPSEND.EXE (Error reporting utility)

All of the above (starting with HND) are provided to CHT developers pre-compiled as well as in source .APP format so they can be expanded, emulated or customized by CHT developers.

Many command-line utilities of this sort are available that perform a variety of useful tasks. For example:
CLARIONCL.EXE (Clarion generate/compile utility)
SIGNCODE.EXE (Windows code-signing utility)
REGASM.EXE (.NET assembly registration utility)

HNDBATCHRUNNER.EXE supports writing, storing, searching and executing of batch file scripts that support your day-to-day use of command-line utiliites of the sort described above.

Select a target directory containing several to-be-signed .EXE, .DLL or .OCX files; click select all, followed by the bulk sign button, and watch as in a few seconds the entire batch is signed with your designated code signing certificate.

Log files (*_SIGN.LOG) are created to document each executable as it is signed. If any single executable fails signing, an err file (*_SIGN.ERR) is created indicating what went wrong.

With CHT Clarion Project Builder you can perform the following operations directly without having to open your applications to change their internal configuration settings:

a) Switch between EXE and DLL compilation
b) LARGE_ADDRESS, DYNAMIC_BASE, DEP to .EXP
c) Change link mode from LIB (library) to DLL
d) Switch between Debug and Release mode
e) Switch between expire and no-expire mode
f) Switch from HNDFBACK.TRN / HNDCUSTOM.TRN
g) Adjust processor affinity of the EXE
h) Code Sign executable with developer certificate
i) Export the app to TXA
j) Copy executable to a configured target directory
k) Stop compilation on error or continue to next
l) Generate app discovery HTML to target path
m) View compile log for application with full details

CHT Clarion Project Builder requires that the HNDTOOLS.TPL (template) be present in your Clarion template directory and a CHT template called HNDCMPControlPanel has been applied to your applications. This template and file are supplied only to full-fledged CHT subscribers.

Prior to 2012, when CHT shipped a HNDFBACK.TRN (CHT Classes Translation File) that contained some new variables, it was the responsibility of the developer to copy these new variables to their personal HNDCUSTOM.TRN to avoid missing-variable errors during compilation.

This application automates that once manual process.

By opening this application and importing their HNDCUSTOM.TRN under the appropriate language menu, developers are able to generate a revised version of their own HNDCUSTOM.TRN which merges their personal HNDCUSTOM.TRN translations with the latest version of HNDFBACK.TRN.

Already-translated variables replace the English language versions and new variables are present and marked as "NEW" to make them easy to find for subsequent translation from the interface provided in this application.

After merging, and generating a new HNDCUSTOM.TRN based on a combination of their already-translated variables and new ones from HNDFBACK.TRN, developers are able to continue using their own HNDCUSTOM.TRN without having to manually synch new variables to avoid compilation errors.

NOTE: A POLISH translation category was added as of October, 2020.

* EmbedInternetFTP (parent template)
* HandyFTPInitializationControls (gather logon and user information)
* HandyFTPLocalFilesControls (gather upload file information)
* HandyFTPLocalFilesULControls (upload files control panel)
* HandyFTPRemoteFilesControls (gather download file information)
* HandyFTPRemoteFilesDLControls (download files control panel)

Note that the application can be easily rebuilt for developer customization with the CHTJumpStartProceduresUtility template. Navigate to the FTP Functions tab and select item four, "FTP Wizard".

Or the app may be reproduced and modified by making a copy of HNDFTPWZ.APP and introducing your own modifications.

This source code applicaiton is a fully functional FTP wizard with file upload and download capabiltity, proxy support, directory listing and creation, file deletion and moving. While this application shares the features of many commercial FTP applications, it alone uses the CHT query control which allows you to filter your upload and download file lists and create recallable queries that really boost your productivity.

Our CHT Toolkit installer/updater, for your Clarion version also assigns this application as the default Windows handler for .HZO files so that you can click on any .HZO file to open it and even unpack it to a target directory if the optional password is known. A CHT-style query allows you to describe the files to be containerized. Or files to be containerized may be dropped from MS Windows Explorer.

This application can be used to build standard .HZO installation and update files for transport and decontainerization by applications like HNDSETUPMKR.APP to provide continuous, on-line updating of your software and data products. HNDSETUPMKR.APP uses a new install-maker template to generate a custom web-installer using the .HZO containers created by this HNDSETUP.APP application.

This applicaton now incorporates three CHT-XSA security settings and a "Post File To Server" dialog, in order to make it quick and easy to upload your .HZO container to a waiting CHT installation server enabled with a CHT-XSA security dialog.

Start tracing by configuring the specific driver(s) used by your SQL application followed by a click on the "Minimize" button . Once this application is started, then start your SQL application.

Navigate in your SQL application to the specific area to be tested and bring HNDSQLTRACE.EXE back up using the windows task bar icon menu provided.

Manual tracing:
When HNDSQLTRACE.EXE re-appears all SQL statements executed to that point are displayed in reverse chronological order, with newest statements at the top. From this point forward, to trace specific actions, click the "Clear" button and interact briefly with your SQL application. Click the "Read Next" button to view the most recent SQL activity raised by your application. Repeat as necessary.

Automatic tracing:
Check the "Auto Trace" switch. A window timer will periodically refresh to the latest SQL select or group of selects issued by your application.

File Trace or Direct Trace:
These modes are mutually exclusive.

File trace is performed by communicating with SQL trace information issued by Clarion's file drivers into a text file. In "File Trace" mode a developer can trace any and all SQL select outputs from various browses in an application as long as HNDSQLTRACE.EXE is started and configured before starting the application.

"Direct Trace" mode is performed by low-level communication, usually from a specific procedure under scrutiny. This mode requires one of CHT's browse templates to be configured to issue trace information during interaction with the user.

This application includes the template CHTBestPracticeEmbedClass as an example for developers to study.

At the same time HNDVIDEOEDUCATION.EXE also serves as a model for developers wishing to build their own streaming video players.

The player is built on CHT Template HandyComMediaControl which uses the Windows Media Player COM object based in WMP.DLL.

The player is capable of playing off-line any videos which have been previously viewed to completion. On-line viewing of uncached videos begins quickly, once approximately 5 percent of the video has downloaded, and already-cached videos begin immediately since they are not downloaded again.

If you plan to adapt this application to act as a video player for your own videos, a useful, accompanying application called HNDBUILDVIDEOLIST.APP can build video index files on your CHT-based video server, of the type utilized by this application and by the HNDWindowsMediaPlayer class (HNDWMP.INC, HNDWMP,CLW, HNDWMP.TLB).

HNDVIDEOJOURNAL.EXE was introduced to play more informal, videos intended to answer developer questions and to cover a broader range of topics related to the CHT Toolkit.

The player is built on CHT Template HandyComMediaControl which uses the Windows Media Player COM object based in WMP.DLL.

The player is capable of playing off-line any videos which have been previously viewed to completion. On-line viewing of uncached videos begins quickly, once approximately 5 percent of the video has downloaded, and already-cached videos begin immediately since they are not downloaded again.

If you plan to adapt this application to act as a video player for your own videos, a useful, accompanying application called HNDBUILDVIDEOLIST.APP can build video index files on your CHT-based video server, of the type utilized by this application and by the HNDWindowsMediaPlayer class (HNDWMP.INC, HNDWMP,CLW, HNDWMP.TLB).

The CHT toolkit has evolved away from HTML techniques that rely heavily on external libraries of any kind, specifically Javascript libraries and CSS libraries.

HNDBRWCL.EXE has for 15 years or more, been a client that dislays interactive pages issuing from a CHT Type 1 Server. That is, a server which delivers data wrapped up in Javascript objects incorporating formal 3rd party Javascript libraries and 3rd party CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) libraries.

Since 2019 we've been producing our own self-contained HTML pages which use no Javascript or external CSS libraries. The pages are generated by Clarion applications using a technique we developed (all rights reserved) called CHT XML2HTML. Presently 100 percent of our website pages are created by ourselves using only CHT applications built with our tool kit, accessing web servers also of our own creation using only Clarion, plus the CHT toolkit.

In 2020 we began to purge from the CHT templates and classes all code using TYPE 1 server techniques. This purge-the-old, replace-with-new work continues to this day.

With the release of this interim "News" application, still called HNDBRWCL.EXE, we make a final break with the TYPE 1 Data Interactive Web Server as it has been for many years and make official our intention to develop a forum application based solely on our CHT XML2HTML techniques.

If you wish to know more about what our XML2HTML looks and acts like in the form of a useful, interactive web browse, visit the following CHT server:

https://templates.cwhandy.ca/.

The "Type" column in this browse links to other CHT XML2HTML documents interactively, to display template-specific documentation for any item clicked.

No Javascript here, no external CSS, just pure data-interactive HTML generated by CHT applications using CHT templates and classes.

Generate HTML Mail With Internal Style Sheets
It is important for HTML email to use internal style sheets so that the email, on arriving in the recipient's inbox, does not need to request external style sheets from the web. It is therefore deemed "safe" by email clients and it displays immediately, like text mail, without the user needing to click any kind of "allow" switch.

Style Sheet Generating Template
This application illustrates several "_mail_" XML2HTML example templates that allow the developer to change every important aspect of numerous useful HTML style sheets so that different "looks" can easily be incorporated into different HTML-generating-procedures. To create HTML outputs with new and different looks, simply copy the existing example procedure and add your own CSS styles (or modify ours) by adjusting template switches and by removing or adding to the various "sections" incorporated into our examples.

Select Single Or Multipe Email Addresses
Select one or more email addresses from the email browse(s) using standard MS Windows record marking and an .HTML file written ahead of time using CHTSNAPEDIT.EXE or generated by one of this application's "AutoGen" procedures.

A batch file is generated, which in a loop, successively calls HNDMAILSMTP.EXE or CHTSNAPSMTP.EXE (depending which one you choose to use) to send the HTML email body to the addresses selected above. The batch file may be run either from the DOS prompt or from a simple desktop link or from inside your own Clarion applications, or using CHT's HNDBATCHRUNNER.EXE. utility.

An example of this run-from-Clarion concept, is provided in the "Run (Send Mail With) Last Generated Batch Script" menu of this application.

CHT Bulk Mail Batcher is able to import email addresses exported from other applications such as Windows Live Mail.

Preconfigure your SMTP email-send account beforehand and select that account for sending before generating your batch file.

This application processes the HTML-email directly via the above-mentioned DLL, rather than by starting an executable batch utility. Email creation and generation features, and XML and HTML source files are idential to those provided in HNDBULKMAILBATCHER.APP for cross-compatibility.

Generate HTML Mail With Internal Style Sheets
It is important for HTML email to use internal style sheets so that the email, on arriving in the recipient's inbox, does not need to request external style sheets from the web. It is therefore deemed "safe" by email clients. It displays immediately, like text mail without the user needing to click any kind of "allow" switch.

Style Sheet Generating Template
This application illustrates a CHT template that allows the developer to change every important aspect of numerous useful HTML style sheets so that different "looks" can easily be incorporated into different HTML-generating-procedures. To create HTML outputs with new and different looks, simply copy the existing example procedure and add your own style and flare by adjusting template switches and by removing or adding to the various "sections" incorporated into our example procedures.

Select Single Or Multipe Email Addresses
Select one or more email addresses from the email browse(s) using standard MS Windows record marking and an .HTML file written ahead of time using CHTSNAPEDIT.EXE or generated by one of this application's HTML-generating procedures.

When "Send" is invoked, on a group of selected records, the HNDNETSMTP.DLL sends the HTML email body to the addresses selected. Each email is processed and a success or failure outcome string is written into the email file. Images inserted into the email body are processed and included as always.

CHT Bulk Net Mail Promo is able to import email addresses exported from other applications such as Windows Live Mail. And up to 9 different email address source files can be maintained in this application. These files are shared with CHT Bulk Mail Batcher.

Preconfigure your SMTP email-send account beforehand and select that account for sending before attempting to send any mail.

To create a PDF of any HTML document generated by CHT HTML Document Builder, just print it to disk with Windows native PDF printer driver. Better yet, use CHTSNAP2PDF.EXE to render an accurate PDF version of your HTML document including active web links that still work from PDF.

Style Sheet Generating Template
This application illustrates a new template that allows the developer to change every important aspect of numerous useful HTML style sheets so that different "looks" can easily be incorporated into different HTML-generating-procedures.

To create HTML outputs with new and different looks, simply copy the existing example procedure and add your own style and flare by adjusting template switches and by removing or adding to the various "sections" incorporated into our examples.

Menus are provided to instantly set the previewer's window size to one of a variety of viewport sizes for common device sizes from small phones like the Apple iPhone to larger phones, tablets and, of course, Windows desktop.

Interacting with "CHT Document Builder" applications, like CHTSNAPEDIT.EXE and CHTSNAP2PDF.EXE, this application picks up an HTML directory location or URL from the command line passed to it from the calling application, and displays the HTML content just generated and provides a way to transform the HTML document into a PDF document.

This provides instant feedback relative to the the document changes just made.

Buttons are supplied:
1) to select and load another local HTML file
2) to print the currently loaded file to the print device (PRN, PDF) selected by the user from a printer select dialog.

A URL entry control is supplied with which a remote web-site HTML file may be loaded, displayed and printed.

This app picks up an HTML file name (with path) from the command line if you wish to utilize the app as a command-line utility using Clarion RUN() or from a batch file.

If you wish to import the display/print procedure PreviewPrintHTMLMain() into your application from our app, that's easy enough to do as well.

The browser control on the MAIN window, launches "hndtileapplaunchermenus.html" automatically for purposes of demonstration but changing the HTML file being displayed by this application is trivial. This file is assumed to be in your application directory and if missing it is regenerated by HNDXML2HTMLGEN.EXE from an XML template we've provided called "000hndtileapplauncher.xml".

The finished HTML file is copied by the XML template to the name hndtileapplaunchermenus.html for the purposes of this example. Finished HTML names of generated entities is totally under developer control.

This application, illustrates six other .XML templates by opening them into CHTSNAPEDIT.EXE and suggesting you preview the XML file as HTML by pressing the F5 key in the editor after first clicking anywhere in the editor work surface.

Dependency files required for this application are listed in the "Version Notes To Myself" on the AACHTControlPanel information tab.

The application can be pre-configured using up to 20 potential configurations to back up a particular directory using a CHT Query that describes the files to be backed up, resulting in a standard zip file that can include source subdirectories right inside the zip.

This application's configuration button reminds only that MAPI email leverages the default email client to send mail, so it is only necessary that a working email client (e.g. Windows Live, Outlook) be present in order for email sending to operate correctly.

Once configured, your application can build a zip with one button click and send it to one or more recipients with a second click. Up to twenty separate, unique configurations are retained for instant re-use.

The application can be pre-configured using up to 20 potential configurations to back up a particular directory using a CHT Query that describes the files to be backed up, resulting in a standard zip file that can include source subdirectories right inside the zip.

An SMTP/CDO configuration dialog lets you preconfigure up to three target SMTP servers to handle the sending of your email and zip attachment.

Your application can build a zip with one button click and send it to one or more recipients with a second click. Up to twenty separate, unique configurations are retained for instant re-use.

The application can be pre-configured using up to 20 potential configurations to back up a particular directory using a CHT Query that describes the files to be backed up, resulting in a standard zip file that can include source subdirectories right inside the zip.

Email configuration is carried out on the system's default MAPI client software. Success with this MAPI client is dependent on a MAPI-compliant email application being installed and configured on the hosting computer.

This application's email configuration button reminds only that MAPI email leverages the default email client to send mail, so it is only necessary that a working email client (e.g. Windows Live, Outlook) be present in order for email sending to operate correctly.

Your application can build a zip with one button click and send it to one or more recipients with a second click. Up to twenty separate, unique configurations are retained for instant re-use.

The application can be pre-configured using up to 20 potential configurations to back up a particular directory using a CHT Query that describes the files to be backed up, resulting in a standard zip file that can include source subdirectories right inside the zip.

An SMTP configuration dialog lets you preconfigure up to three target SMTP servers to handle the sending of your email and zip attachment.

Once configured, your application can build a zip with one button click and send it to one or more recipients with a second click. Up to twenty separate, unique configurations are retained for instant re-use.

The application can be pre-configured using up to 20 potential configurations to back up a particular directory using a CHT Query that describes the files to be backed up, resulting in a standard zip file that can include source subdirectories right inside the zip.

An SMTP configuration dialog lets you preconfigure up to three target SMTP servers to handle the sending of your email and zip attachment.

Once configured, your application can build a zip with one button click and send it to one or more recipients with a second click. Up to twenty separate, unique configurations are retained for instant re-use.

The application can be pre-configured using up to 20 potential configurations to back up a particular directory using a CHT Query that describes the files to be backed up, resulting in a standard zip file that can include source subdirectories right inside the zip.

An SMTP configuration dialog lets you preconfigure up to three SMTP servers to handle the sending of your email and zip attachment.

Once configured, your application can build a zip with one button click and send it to one or more recipients with a second click. Up to twenty separate, unique configurations are retained for instant re-use.

The application can be pre-configured using up to 20 potential configurations to back up a particular directory using a CHT Query that describes the files to be backed up, resulting in a standard zip file that can include source subdirectories right inside the zip.

This application's email configuration button reminds only that MAPI email leverages the default email client to send mail, so it is only necessary that a working email client (e.g. Windows Live, Outlook) be present in order for email sending to operate correctly.

Once configured, your application can build a zip with one button click and send it to one or more recipients with a second click. Up to twenty separate, unique configurations are retained for instant re-use.

The application can be configured to back up a variety of directories using a CHT File Query that describes the files to be backed up. The application produces a standard zip file that can optionally include source subdirectories right inside the zip.

The HTTP configuration dialog also lets you preconfigure the target CHT file server designated to accept your zip file(s).

This application utilizes CHT-XSA secure, encrypted authentication, so that you can authenticate against any CHT Server file server that has been provided with a CHT-XSA configuration dialog.

Once configured, your application can build a backup with one button click and PUT it to a CHT-Style secure XSA web server with a second click.