Saving text files to a server in c#

[hawksprite]

I have a program that saves every time the text is changed(Code Below) It currently saves to a local .txt file. I need it to save to a remote location (e.x. http://hawksprite.com/files/yourname/stuff.txt) But am not sure how to do it. Is there a ftp function that i can use? Much help needed, thanks.

        private void text_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {

            System.IO.StreamReader myFile2 =
            new System.IO.StreamReader("settin/fl.txt");
            string stati = myFile2.ReadToEnd();
            myFile2.Close();
            if (stati == "true")
                stat.Text = "Fluid Save Is On.";
            else
                stat.Text = "Fluid Save Is Off.";


            System.IO.StreamReader myFile =
            new System.IO.StreamReader("settin/fl.txt");
            string fls = myFile.ReadToEnd();
            myFile.Close();

            if (fls == "true")
            {
                save.Text = "saving....";

                using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter("settin/ftext.txt"))
                {
                    // Add the document text to the file.
                    sw.Write(text.Text);
                }

                save.Text = "Done";
            }
            else 
            {

            };
        }

[HacDan]

If I'm not mistaken this is .NET? Maybe?

If so, try searching through MSDN for an ftp function you could use? Maybe?

I've never worked with .NET, but I do know that for a Microsoft run information database, MSDN is quite amazing in finding what you're looking for in regards to a function.

[hawksprite]

If I'm not mistaken this is .NET? Maybe?

If so, try searching through MSDN for an ftp function you could use? Maybe?

I've never worked with .NET, but I do know that for a Microsoft run information database, MSDN is quite amazing in finding what you're looking for in regards to a function.

Yeah it's .NET i found what i was looking for, thank you for the tip. I'll post a link in case someone else needs it.

http://www.logiclabz.com/c/ftp-file-upload...t-in-net-c.aspx