Using the Command LineWS_FTP Pro Note The -i argument must be the very first argument following theftp95pro command.Uploading FilesLet’s suppose that in the Classic interface of WS_FTP Pro, you have configured a collection o f site properties and named the configured site Damion; you have stored the site in the site folder named Games.This site configuration logs you on to an FTP site whose host name is ftp.Damion.com. Let’s also suppose that on your C: drive, you have a folder named Sports and a file named Tag.doc in that folder. To upload the Tag.doc file to a folder named Drop on the Damion site, you enter the command name followed by the site name, the source location, and the destination location. At the MS-DOS prompt, type:ftp95pro -i Games.ini -p Damion -s local:c:\Sports\Tag.doc-d Damion:/pub/Drop/Tag.docor,ftp95pro -i Games.ini -p Damion -s local:c:\Sports\Tag.doc -d Damion:/pub/Drop/You’ll notice that the second option omits the file name from the destination location. You can do this when you want the transferred file to have the same name as it does in the source location. However, note that you must enter the trailing slash after the destination folder in order for this to work.Renaming FilesTo rename a file as you upload it, enter a new file name after the destination folder. For example, to upload the Tag.doc file and rename it NewTag.doc on the FTP site, type:ftp95pro -i Games.ini -p Damion -s local:c:\Sports\Tag.doc-d Damion:/pub/Drop/NewTag.doc
