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You
will need to fire the whole process via a batch file which after the transfer
fires the executable. There is a really wonderful book called Windows NT Shell
Scripting by Tim Hill that will show you how to create incredibly elegant batch
files and scripts..... I had not worked with batch files since the old DOS 2.0
days and had forgotten how much power is there
Rick
Thanks, I figured that part out, but it does not
execute after the download is complete, which is what I really need to have
happen.
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Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 3:48
PM
Subject: RE: [WS_FTP Forum]
Scheduler
I
am currently using the scheduler with some success. One caveat that I
discovered is that the scheduler in WinNT4.0 does not work correctly and
there is no apparent workaround (I spend $250 to have Microsoft tell me that
one !!!)
At
any rate in WSFTP Pro you can click on Tools/Scheduler/New and setup a
transfer. What actually happens is that WSFTP acts as a front end for
the Microsoft Scheduler service and it works fine. If on Win2K or XP using
NTFS be sure that you specify a valid domain/user account for permission or
the transfer will fail.
Hello:
I am new to Wsftp. In looking it over, I am
trying to figure out how I can schedule a file to be transferred and then
have it open automatically, the way the Execute command
works.
Is this possible, and if so, how would I go
about doing it?
Any help would be much
appreciated.
Steve
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