User’s GuideWS_FTP ProEnclosing the Command Line in QuotesIf the file you want to transfer is named Tag Top.doc, enter (at the MS- DOS prompt or in a batch file):“ftp95pro -i Games.ini -p Damion -s local:c:\Sports\Tag Top.doc-d Damion:/pub/Drop/Tag Top.doc”Using the MS-DOS NameIf the file you want to transfer is named Tag Top.doc in Windows 95, but appears as Tag~1.doc when you use the Dir command at the MS-DOS prompt, you can use the MS-DOS file name to transfer the file. To do this (using the first example in this chapter), enter (at the MS-DOS prompt or in a batch file):ftp95pro -i Games.ini -p Damion -s local:c:\Sports\Tag~1.doc-d Damion:/pub/Drop/Tag~1.docThis creates a file on the FTP site named Tag~1.doc.Doing a Wildcard TransferIf the file (with spaces in its file name) is the only file in its folder, you can use a wildcard transfer to retain the Windows name (with the spaces). So, if Tag Top.doc were the only file in the Sports folder on your hard disk, you could enter (at the MS-DOS prompt or in a batch file):ftp95pro -i Games.ini -p Damion -s local:c:\Sports\*.* -d Damion:/pub/Drop/This creates a file named Tag Top.doc on the FTP site.Using an IP Address, Host Name, or FTP URLInstead of using the name of a configured site as described in all the previous examples, you can use an IP address, host name, or URL. Note, however, that when you do this, you will automatically be logged on anonymously; you will not be logged on to an account, nor will you be prompted for a password. So, if you want to use an account, you must use the name of a configured site.However, let’s suppose that you want to log on anonymously, and that the host name of the Damion FTP site is ftp.Damion.com and its IP Address is 111.222.333.444. You can perform the transfer described at the beginning of this chapter by omitting the -p (site name) argument and typing the host name, IP Address, or URL in place of the site name.
