webdavfs is Mac OS X's WebDAV client. If you are using WebDAV (e.g., iDisk makes use of WebDAV) webdavfs mounts and does all the translation from your Finder to the WebDAV protocol.

WebDAV uses HTTP over TCP to transfer files.

4shared.com does. See their FAQ (can be accessed with the link in the index page footer).

this is a really good website http://www.careerone.com.au/webdav/site/jobs/shared/salary_survey08/ConstructionProperty.pdf it has all the information i needed and i think it will help you. :)

Macs use the standard WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) protocols to connect to web folders. Opening them, in most software, requires a double click. Specific details would depend on the software/connection details. Apple's own iDisk uses WebDAV and the free CyberDuck is a reliable means of connecting. (See links below)

guiiscool said:

ok but if i have a web folder created by my boss at work on windows all i have to do is open internet explorer > click open > tipe in https://share.brick-son-co.org > tick the "open as web folder" box and i can open, coppy, edit, etc. all the documents there i can open!