How to upload a file...

I have a VB program and part of the startup process is to download a
small text file containing the latest version number (so user can be
warned if an update is available). In addition to this I would also
like to upload serious error messages so I know when users are running
into problems. I am looking for an easy way to do this. My dowload code
uses "Temp$=Inet.OpenURL(URL$)" and this works fine. Is there an
equally easy way to upload a file or short text message? I have looked
through the Knowledgebase and checked into a couple of FTP examples but
have failed to get any of them to work. I can use Netscape to upload
the info (just drag and drop) but I would like my program to be able to
do the same. Anyone have suggestions on how I should proceed?

Clark Calkins, (junior) programmer

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