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---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Joe Tedesco <[email protected]> Date: 8 September 2013 21:40 Subject: No BAT file found for downloading globalbedo data to Windows To: [email protected] Please advise as to whether this is an oversight that can be corrected. At the url www.globalbedo.org/global.php the help screen advises the following for downloading data for a Windows system *For Windows user Download the wget setup program from here. After installation, go to Get Data to download the shell script using extension .bat and type "cmd" at Windows start. At the command Prompt, type "globalbedo_wgetXXXXXXXXXX.bat" to run. * However, there is no .bat file to be found; just a unix-style .sh file I nonetheless installed Wget and can run it on my Windows XP system. I have even downloaded the script file "globalbedo_wget1378685267.sh" and modified it by changing the extension to .bat. This "globalbedo_wget1378685267.bat" file runs ok but I have no idea if the option arguments for wget in this (originally) .sh file are any good for Windows. The data output files it delivers, when I unzip them, are all binary files of type "GlobAlbedo.199805.mosaic.5.nc". What can I do with these on a Windows system? Would a .bat file deliver the data in another format? Please offer advice if possible. Thanks. -- Best Regards, Joseph Tedesco ........................... Joseph L. Tedesco, Ph.D. President, Key Molecular Corp Toronto Ontario Canada Phone: 416-876-1500 email: [email protected] website: www.keymolecular.com -- Best Regards, Joseph Tedesco ........................... Joseph L. Tedesco, Ph.D. President, Key Molecular Corp Toronto Ontario Canada Phone: 416-876-1500 email: [email protected] website: www.keymolecular.com
