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What is it?
HFS is file sharing software which allows you to send and receive files. You can limit this sharing to just a few friends, or be open to the whole world.
HFS is different from classic file sharing because there is no network. HFS is a web server which uses web technology to be more compatible with today's Internet.
Since it is actually a web server, your friends can download files as if they were downloading from a website using a web browser, such as Internet Explorer or Firefox.
HFS lets you share your files.
Most web servers are used to publish a website, but HFS is not designed to do that. You are, however, free to use it in any way you wish, - but at your own risk.
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Installation
HFS needs no installation. Just put the "hfs.exe" file in a folder of your choice (perhaps named HFS), and run it.
The first time it runs, you are prompted to see if you wish to integrate it into the context file menu. If you pick "yes", then in Window's Explorer you can simply right-click on a file to add it to HFS (and make it downloadable).
(This option can also be accessed after installation in → other options → shell context menu.)
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Uninstallation
Use the Uninstall command from the main HFS menu.
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Basic Instructionsions:
* Run "HFS.exe".
* In the resultant window (left-pane), drag&drop the elements to share.
* Communicate to your friends the address of the item to download.
After you drag&drop the files, the address (ie. the URL) is automatically copied to your Windows clipboard. If you then use the paste command in, say, a chat window, just PASTE to send the address.
Alternatively, if you chose to enable the context menu, just right-click on the file/folder to share, and select "Add to HFS". HFS then automatically runs, shares the item, and copies the URL to your clipboard, ready to be pasted.