User’s GuideWS_FTP ProDownloading FilesUse the same command syntax as described above for downloading files, except that, for clarity, you might want to place the FTP site before the local system. (WS_FTP Pro will transfer the file from the location following -s to the location following -d, no matter which you enter first in the command line.)Let’s suppose you want to download a file named War.doc from a folder named Pub on the Damion site, and let’s assume you want to copy it to the Korsak folder on your hard disk. Type:ftp95pro -i Games.ini -p Damion -s Damion:/pub/Pub/War.doc-d local:c:\Korsak\War.docTip: You can leave off the -s and -p, but when you do so, you must enter the source location first, and the destination second. For example,ftp95pro -i Games.ini -p Damion Damion:/pub/pub/War.doc local:c:\Korsak\War.docFTP Site Accounts and PasswordsWhen you use a configured site from the command line, WS_FTP Pro uses the User ID, Password, and Account Name you saved in the site configuration.If you have saved a password with the site, the command line logs you on using the saved password. If you have not saved a password with the site, you will receive the regular password prompt.If you have saved an account name in the site configuration, the command line logs you on using the saved account name. If you have not saved an account name, you can use the -c argument to specify the account name when you enter the command line. Assuming you are trying to do the first transfer described in this chapter, but want to use an account named pisa, you would enter:ftp95pro -i Games.ini -p Damion -c pisa -s local:c:\Sports\Tag.doc-d Damion:/pub/Drop/Tag.doc
