Sending file through TCP/IP

Hi all,
I would like to know whether LabVIEW is able to send file through TCP/IP. Can anyone please enlighten me on this. Thank You
Rgds

Hi taytay,
Of course it is possible !
Go to function palette >> Communication >> TCP ; I have never used them but here they are.
Go to Help >> Find examples.. and search for TCP, you'll find example code
You can also purchase the "internet toolkit" that provide ready to use FTP VIs to send or copy simple/multiple file(s).
Hope this helps.
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