The latest build of FtpVC 2.6 features a significant usability improvement: all files and directories are now shown with Windows filetype icons, as opposed to the generic icons used previously.

The version control status of files is still easy to see: status icons are now overlaid on top of the standard Windows icons, as you can see in the screenshot below:

FtpVC 2.6 adds the ability to move files and directories on the server. To move files and/or directories, simple select them and either use the FTP | Move command or the Move context menu command:

The Move dialog prompts for the destination directory (not that all paths are absolute, not relative), as well as allowing you to choose whether or not stubs and previous versions will be moved along with the files/directories themselves.

Press OK and the file will be moved, as shown below. Moving directories is handled in exactly the same way, except that stubs and previous versions are always moved with directories.

Note that local-only files cannot be moved, because they are not on the server to begin with.

Sometimes, a situation may arise where you want to upload files to your FTP server without attaching them to version control (in other words, using FtpVC as though it were an ordinary FTP client). Fortunately, FtpVC 2.6 allows you to do this, through a new option in the Add command dialog:

If the Do not add to version control option is selected, the file will be added without being attached to version control, as can be seen in its "Not in version control" status: