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Thanks
Yes...someone else also mentioned that. I now have
a batch file that will work in terms of opening the application that runs the
file, and the specific file. Now trying to figure out how the heck to close the
application after it has opened. FWIW, I am trying to automatically do a little
maintenance on the file after it has been downloaded by wsftp.
Steve G
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Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 9:53
AM
Subject: RE: [WS_FTP Forum]
Scheduler
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.
----- Original Message -----
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
G
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