This is one area in which "convenient" graphical tools are
brain-dead. If you do these things on a command line you
will not have this problem.
An example. Suppose you have a Linux directory called
/home/kompukit/Web and a Windows directory called C:\Html,
which is mounted by Linux as /mnt/DOS_hda1/Html. In an
xterm type: cd Web. To transfer html files you do: cp
*.html /mnt/DOS_hda1/Html. To transfer gifs: cp *.gif
/mnt/DOS_hda1/Html. You get the picture. You can use the
up arrow on a command line to edit the previous command so
you won't need to type "/mnt/DOS_hda1/Html" repeatedly.
Phil
On Sun, 6 Aug 2000, KompuKit wrote:
>Is there a way to transfer webpages (i.e. html,gif,jpg,)
>over to windows...BUT, leave the "type case" untouched?
>
>In other words, upon trying to transfer these types of files
>to windows...using copy/paste method...in KFM...
>it completes the exchange...but when I go look at the files
>in Windows 98...afterwards, all the files' filenames have
>been changed to either uppercase or lowercase type...
>and this being the scenario, I can't then use a windows
>webserver
>to view the sites...in windows....cause of the link
>differences.
>Unless, of course I first edit each and every single
>filename,AGAIN.
>and with a huge site this could take a very long time.
>
>Please can someone help....?
