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Wow, I feel dumb. I had a very complex string that was hindering this. Thanks!
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Wow, I feel dumb. I had a very complex string that was hindering this. Thanks!

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I'm attempting to put a shortcut to a remote FTP site which will open in WINDOWS EXPLORER, not IE. I can put the string for our ftp login into the address bar in Windows Explorer and it opens perfectly, but there doesn't seem to be a way to place a shortcut on the desk so our users don't have to copy and paste the string whenever they need to login to the site (we're using the external FTP for off-site large file transfers). <br />
Any help would be appreciated!
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I'm attempting to put a shortcut to a remote FTP site which will open in WINDOWS EXPLORER, not IE. I can put the string for our ftp login into the address bar in Windows Explorer and it opens perfectly, but there doesn't seem to be a way to place a shortcut on the desk so our users don't have to copy and paste the string whenever they need to login to the site (we're using the external FTP for off-site large file transfers). 
Any help would be appreciated!

Shortcut to FTP site that opens in Windows Explorer, not Internet Explorer.

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