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      02-02-2009
Answered in detail in scripting.vbscript. Have a look at this site to see
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"James" <> wrote in message
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This might be a dumb question but, I can't find a simple answer anywhere.
Is there a way via a bat or cmd (even vbs) to:

1) auto logon to a FTP server
2) do an "xcopy" from a ftp server to one directory on the local drive
3) auto logoff and close the ftp session

I don't need the folders off of the ftp server. I just need all of the
files that are in separate folders to be placed in one folder locally.
Finally, is there a way to skip files that are already on local drive so
they do not get re-written?

Thanks in advance,

James


 
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