On 7 Jan 2002 at 9:31, Liqiang Feng wrote: > I need to download multiple files from a web site and would like to put > them all in a specific directory on my local PC, let's say c:\temp. How do > I accomplish this?
You should be able to do this with the -P option, but there was a report by Jens R�sner a few days ago that -Pc:\temp does not work, but that -P/temp does (or something like that). However he did not mention which version of Wget he was using. In short, if -P c:\temp does not work, try using -P /temp instead, but obviously this means you are restricted to saving to a directory on the same drive letter as the directory from whence wget was launched. Also, if you want the downloaded files to be placed directly in the specified directory, use the -nd option to suppress the creation of a subdirectories.
